Leatherstocking Botanical Society announces upcoming field trips
OTSELIC – The Leatherstocking Botanical Society (LBS) will be conducting several regional botanical field trips in 2016. The first, entitled “Searches in Chenango Balsam Fir Forested Wetlands,” will be held on June 11 (Saturday) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and led by Joseph McMullen.
This trip will explore the coniferous wetlands dominated by balsam fir and white pine which occur along the Otselic River in the Town of Otselic and which appear to be boreal relics. On June 26 (Sunday), another Chenango County field trip, led by Ken Hull and Michael Hough, is scheduled to explore the Ludlow State Forest and environs.
Future trips scheduled include Moss Island in southern Herkimer County on July 17, led by Jim Hoteling, and Sandbars and Waterweeds in Otsego County on August 21, led by Donna Vogler. Additional information about the field trips is available by finding “Leatherstocking Botanical Society” on Facebook.
The Leatherstocking Botanical Society was formed in 2015 by a group of plant enthusiasts and botanists, both amateur and professional, to explore the central New York region, a large area including 10 counties or portions of counties not covered by other regional plant societies. For more information about the Leatherstocking Botanical Society, or to be included on the email list, please contact Connie Tedesco at tedecl17@suny.oneonta.edu.
This trip will explore the coniferous wetlands dominated by balsam fir and white pine which occur along the Otselic River in the Town of Otselic and which appear to be boreal relics. On June 26 (Sunday), another Chenango County field trip, led by Ken Hull and Michael Hough, is scheduled to explore the Ludlow State Forest and environs.
Future trips scheduled include Moss Island in southern Herkimer County on July 17, led by Jim Hoteling, and Sandbars and Waterweeds in Otsego County on August 21, led by Donna Vogler. Additional information about the field trips is available by finding “Leatherstocking Botanical Society” on Facebook.
The Leatherstocking Botanical Society was formed in 2015 by a group of plant enthusiasts and botanists, both amateur and professional, to explore the central New York region, a large area including 10 counties or portions of counties not covered by other regional plant societies. For more information about the Leatherstocking Botanical Society, or to be included on the email list, please contact Connie Tedesco at tedecl17@suny.oneonta.edu.
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