What: The leaves are down and the buds aren’t quite out yet. So how do you know what kind of tree you’re admiring? RiverLink has the key: a winter tree-identification walk along the Wilma Dykeman RiverWay. The guided tour starts with a hands-on presentation so you know what to look for. Then the group will embark on a journey through the woods to put its newfound knowledge to work. Believe it or not, even a novice can pick out a tree from just its buds and twigs.
When: Saturday, Feb. 4, and Saturday, Feb. 18, 2 p.m.
Where: Guided walks depart from the RiverLink office, 170 Lyman St.
Price: Free
Contact: www.riverlink.org or 252-8474
Photo: RiverLink’s Worth McAlister shows off a boxelder tree. Photo by Dave Russell.
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