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General News · 3rd March 2022
Christine
"How many different mosses can you spot? Make a tally mark for each.”
The long-awaited Children’s Forest Scavenger Hunt will happen on our March monthly forest walk - March 6.
We need sharp eyes, keen minds and willing hearts.
The scavenger hunt is aimed at family participation and designed for all ages. There won’t be a question on mosses, but there will be others like this, and we won’t be collecting specimens.
We meet at 10:00 am at the Children’s Forest trailhead on Carrington Bay Road. Bring snacks & lunch. The puddles are still ginormous, so wear your rubber boots.
Please leave dogs behind out of respect for wild creatures and wild places. And please observe covid protocols and stay home if anyone is not well.
“Imagine … a forest in trust to the children!"
The long-awaited Children’s Forest Scavenger Hunt will happen on our March monthly forest walk - March 6.
We need sharp eyes, keen minds and willing hearts.
The scavenger hunt is aimed at family participation and designed for all ages. There won’t be a question on mosses, but there will be others like this, and we won’t be collecting specimens.
We meet at 10:00 am at the Children’s Forest trailhead on Carrington Bay Road. Bring snacks & lunch. The puddles are still ginormous, so wear your rubber boots.
Please leave dogs behind out of respect for wild creatures and wild places. And please observe covid protocols and stay home if anyone is not well.
“Imagine … a forest in trust to the children!"