Description

Join Maine Forest Service District Forester Julie Davenport and High Peaks Alliance board member Pete McKinley for guided walks exploring tree identification, forest health, and bird habitats.

Join us at Mosher Hill Falls Community Forest (Farmington) - A 200-acre community woodland with an informal loop trail featuring a 45-ft waterfall, conifers, and wetlands. An ongoing HPA conservation project. Learn more: https://highpeaksalliance.org/projects/mosher-hill-falls/

This is a free, family-friendly event (~2 hours) build practical skills while connecting forests to wildlife. Spots are limited. Registration is required. 

What to Expect: Wear solid shoes for uneven terrain. In case of rain, we will email registered participants by 8 AM on the day to notify them of any cancellation.

This is a part of a series of three. Join for one or all. Later locations and dates: 

Shiloh Pond Community Forest (Kingfield) - October 14

A 200+ acre area owned by the town of Kingfield and stewarded by HPA, with two ponds, a there-and-back trail, wetlands, and a small waterfall. Learn more. 

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