Hike with a Naturalist: Wildflowers Spread in Wild Ways

Flowers are more than forest decorations - they are vital to a healthy and diverse ecosystem. Spring flowers provide food to a variety of animals, especially insects. Some flowers receive important services from the animals they feed - in exchange for food their seeds get carried to new places.

Join Naturalist Educator Stephen Bucklin on a hike to identify some spring wildflowers and learn more about how they travel from place to place.

Registration is required for this event.

This event is suggested for teens and adults. This hike is rain or shine.

Weather-appropriate clothes and footwear with good tread are encouraged.

Hike meets at the Frick Environmental Center.