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Join us for a plant walk co-sponsored by GA DNR led by plant biologist Eamonn Leonard. Bring your native seeds to swap with other attendees.
Acquired in 2015 by the Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources this conservation property has been undergoing ecological restoration through the application of prescribed fire and the management of the existing timber. There are many beautiful spring blooming plants that call this property home. We will explore them in a natural setting as well as check out the native plant pollinator garden that GA DNR installed in 2016 in a 1930’s era formal garden.
This walk is on a state owned Wildlife Management Area. To access these properties it is required to have either a fishing/hunting license or lands pass. This helps the state fund management of these properties. https://www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com/
Our next Coastal Georgia FrogWatch field trip will be Thursday, April 13 at the Ford Field and River Club in Richmond Hill from 7:30 - 9pm. Headlamps or flashlights and closed toed shoes required. *This will be a FrogWatch private land-hosted event, and the address and directions will be shared upon registration.
For more information on Coastal Georgia FrogWatch, visit www.frogwatch.org, check out our FrogWatch Training presentations on the Coastal WildScapes website: https://coastalwildscapes.org/RESOURCE, or link up with our chapter page on Facebook: FrogWatch Coastal Georgia Chapter.