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SUMMARY:Forge Project Meadow Work Day
DESCRIPTION:The Farmscape Ecology Program will lead a Spring Meadow Work Day at Forge Project on Thursday\, June 4th. Introductions will be led at 4:15pm and 5:45pm\, and while participants are required to sign up for one session\, they are welcome to stay for both. \nThe Farmscape Ecology Program has been involved in the transitioning of the former agricultural fields and traditionally landscaped areas into native meadows and shrublands that will feature native and culturally significant species. Guests can expect to learn some of the native plants we try to support and help remove invasives. This is a seasonal opportunity to participate hands-on in some of the remediation work happening onsite and learn how you can fold simple restoration practices into your own home spaces and gardens. \nBasic plant identification will be led by the Farmscape Ecology Program team\, and Paloma Wake\, Forge Project Operations Director\, will share about some of the shifts happening throughout the land at Forge Project and the organization’s ongoing relations with the Stockbridge Munsee Band of Mohicans\, the homeland people who this land belongs to and who belong to this land. \nGuests are asked to bring their own gardening gloves and hand tools if possible (for example a digging fork\, dandelion digger\, hand clippers\, weed wrench); a water bottle; and a willingness to work together. Snacks and beverages will be provided by Forge Project. \nInterested participants should plan to register on the Forge Project website:  \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-meadow-work-day-tickets-1986819496598?aff=oddtdtcreator
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SUMMARY:Linden Flowers and Other Phenology at Lindenwald (Tours)
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, June 13th\, Tours at 10:15\, 11:15\, and 2:15 at Martin Van Buren National Historic Site (1013 Old Post Road\, Kinderhook\, NY) \nAnna will lead guided walks featuring the late-spring flowers and fruits seen along the “Phenology Trail” at Lindenwald\, including the fragrant\, late-flowering American Basswoods (“Lindens”) for which Lindenwald was named. Park staff have been monitoring the timing of flowering\, leafing\, fruiting\, and other life cycle events—also known as phenology—for 10 different species of trees and shrubs at the site since 2021\, as part of the USA National Phenology Network. Tours will explore the history of phenology in Kinderhook during Martin Van Buren’s time\, observe current happenings like the flowering Lindens\, and learn how phenology monitoring provides important insights into the impact of climate change on local plants and animals
URL:https://hvfarmscape.org/event/linden-flowers-and-other-phenology-at-lindenwald-tours/
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SUMMARY:Pollinator talk at Beatrix Farrand Garden at Bellefield
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, June 20th\, 10:30 -11:30 am in Hyde Park\, NY\nFollow this link to get tickets: https://www.viewcy.com/event/wild_pollinators_div \nWild Pollinators: Diversity\, Natural History\, and Conservation\nPollinator diversity and natural history are spectacular and easily observable wherever you find flowering plants. Join FEP biologist Kyle Bradford for a talk that provides an overview of some of our pollinating animals and offers a deeper dive into wild bees\, their natural history\, and conservation. Weather permitting\, we will go out into the Beatrix Farrand Garden to observe bees and other pollinators up close.
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