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About This Event
Embark on a journey of discovery and environmental stewardship with Wesselman Woods' captivating Environmental Studies series!
Immerse yourself in a series of engaging presentations and hands-on experiences led by passionate experts. Explore the pressing issues of climate change, delve into the fascinating world of ecosystem restoration, and uncover the hidden wonders of insects, plants, and fish in our local habitats.
Whether you're walking through an ancient forest, examining plants and animals, or participating in a seed collection, these classes offer unique opportunities to deepen your understanding of our natural world and its challenges. Join us in supporting the Wesselman Woods mission to protect and educate – your participation not only enriches your own knowledge but also contributes to the preservation of our invaluable urban old-growth forest.
No prior education on any of the topics is required. We invite all curious minds to join us!
Dates and Topics
- Sugar Maple Tapping Course at Wesselman Woods
Saturday, January 17 from 9-11 AM • Presenter: Derek Walsh, Director of Natural Resources and Research at Wesselman Woods-
Discover one of winter’s sweetest traditions at Wesselman Woods! Join us for our popular Maple Tree Tapping course and learn how sap is transformed into syrup.
During this hands-on class, guests will get a crash course in the ecology of sugar maple sap production, learn about the process of tapping, and help us install the taps directly into the trees as part of our annual maple sugaring season. This long-running program is a community favorite and offers a rare opportunity to take part in an age-old practice right here in the forest.
Participants will also have the option to sign up to help collect sap throughout the season, playing an active role in the process from tree to syrup.
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- Additional courses to be announced.
Cost: $20 for public / $15 for members and Indiana Master Naturalist Alumni
Email info@wesselmanwoods.org for the promo code.
Audience: Ages 18+
No additional volunteer hours are required for these sessions.
Looking for continuing education hours for Advanced Indiana Master Naturalist (AIMN)? These courses will fulfill those requirements.
About This Event
Embark on a journey of discovery and environmental stewardship with Wesselman Woods' captivating Environmental Studies series!
Immerse yourself in a series of engaging presentations and hands-on experiences led by passionate experts. Explore the pressing issues of climate change, delve into the fascinating world of ecosystem restoration, and uncover the hidden wonders of insects, plants, and fish in our local habitats.
Whether you're walking through an ancient forest, examining plants and animals, or participating in a seed collection, these classes offer unique opportunities to deepen your understanding of our natural world and its challenges. Join us in supporting the Wesselman Woods mission to protect and educate – your participation not only enriches your own knowledge but also contributes to the preservation of our invaluable urban old-growth forest.
No prior education on any of the topics is required. We invite all curious minds to join us!
Dates and Topics
- Sugar Maple Tapping Course at Wesselman Woods
Saturday, January 17 from 9-11 AM • Presenter: Derek Walsh, Director of Natural Resources and Research at Wesselman Woods-
Discover one of winter’s sweetest traditions at Wesselman Woods! Join us for our popular Maple Tree Tapping course and learn how sap is transformed into syrup.
During this hands-on class, guests will get a crash course in the ecology of sugar maple sap production, learn about the process of tapping, and help us install the taps directly into the trees as part of our annual maple sugaring season. This long-running program is a community favorite and offers a rare opportunity to take part in an age-old practice right here in the forest.
Participants will also have the option to sign up to help collect sap throughout the season, playing an active role in the process from tree to syrup.
-
- Additional courses to be announced.
Cost: $20 for public / $15 for members and Indiana Master Naturalist Alumni
Email info@wesselmanwoods.org for the promo code.
Audience: Ages 18+
No additional volunteer hours are required for these sessions.
Looking for continuing education hours for Advanced Indiana Master Naturalist (AIMN)? These courses will fulfill those requirements.