Join Bradley Simpson of the Audubon Naturalist Society to learn how to identify trees in the winter! Summer is not the only time one can explore the forest. During this presentation, you will learn how to use buds, twigs, pith, bark, fruit to help distinguish our native trees from one another without leaves. We will discuss oaks, hickories, walnuts, maples, tulip trees, elms, and more!
Bradley Simpson is the Restoration Manager for the Audubon Naturalist Society tasked with restoring the natural, complex ecosystems at ANS’s headquarters, Woodend Sanctuary. Bradley has a degree in Wildlife Ecology and has taken part in Urban Forest Ecology research for over 5 years. He is currently obtaining a MS in Plant Science from the University of Maryland.
What 3 concepts will participants learn with this talk?
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How to identify trees in winter.
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What features to look for when identifying trees.
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How to differentiate oaks in the winter.
Who is this talk for? Anyone who wants to learn more about trees!
February 23, 7 pm via Zoom
To register, click here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
