Intro to Fern Identification
Description
Learn about fern identification and a little bit of geology while getting introduced to a biodiverse property in Littleton. Ferns are a unique part of our natural environment, but it can be a challenge to identify individual species. We’ll discuss what characteristics to look for to help identify ferns, without technical jargon. We’ll then go for a walk to see how many of our most common fern species can be found. The geology at Smith influences the flora present. As a result, there are also some less common ferns growing at this property. Elizabeth Perry is a geologist living in Shirley and a member of the Pioneer Valley Fern Society of western Massachusetts.
Parking: 199 Whitcomb Avenue, Littleton, MA
Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a caregiver. The caregiver is required to have a ticket.
This event is not suitable for dogs. Please leave your pets at home.
Photography will be taken on this walk. If you would prefer to not have your photo taken, please let the photographer know.
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