Jeff Adams will lead a nature walk for LLCT and the Town of Lincoln Conservation Department in late autumn at Browning Fields/Pigeon Hill. Jeff will focus on basic plant identification and some interesting species found in the fields and woods. He’ll show us mostly native species, including a plant Native Americans call “green stick”, and a few that are edible or medicinal. We’ll also learn some natural history of the plants we see. This walk is geared towards those who are new to plant ID, but all are welcome.
About Jeff: Jeff is an avid outdoor enthusiast & naturalist who’s been enjoying the natural world for 50 years. He’s a member of the Friends of the Fells, The Trustees, Mass Audubon, Sudbury Valley Trustees, Acton Conservation Trust, Arlington Land Trust, Essex Greenbelt, Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions, Lincoln Land Conservation Trust and Rural Land Foundation and The Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Inc. He and his wife, Carol Andrulli, have been hiking in the Fells for over 30 years & frequently participate in numerous hiking/nature programs.
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Parking and directions emailed directly to participants. Our focus on this walk will be on nature, so please leave pets at home.