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Ever wondered what that tree in your yard is? Have you heard about some ‘bad' trees? Or maybe, you just want advice on what tree to plant in your lawn? Join Interpretive Naturalist, Jeremy Beavin, for a relaxed, informative, 1-mile stroll through Buttonbush Woods as we explore the basics of tree identification. Learn how to recognize common native trees, and discover which ones might be unwelcome guests. Whether you’re a curious beginner or an enthusiastic backyard naturalist, this walk offers something for everyone!When: September 6th at 10:00am
Where: Park at the Buttonbush Woods Trailhead Parking Lot and Meet at the Outdoor Classroom Behind the Parking Lot
Address: 398 Emery Crossing, Clarksville, Indiana 47129
Audience: All are welcome!
Jeremy Beavin's Bio:
Born and raised in Southern Indiana, Jeremy Beavin spent much of his youth exploring the creeks of Jefferson County Indiana, never knowing it would one day lead to a career. Starting out at Falls of the Ohio State Park in 1999 as an Aquarium Specialist, Jeremy maintained the large public aquariums on display. In doing so, he gave programs about the aquariums and inhabitants, slowly transitioning to the role of Interpretive Naturalist. In 2010, he began working with the staff at Charlestown State Park as they prepared to open Rose Island. In 2012, Jeremy began the Full Moon Hike Series at Charlestown, a program now offered at many Indiana State Parks. Jeremy became the First Full Time Interpretive Naturalist at Charlestown State Park in 2016 and continues to offer many popular programs and hikes for visitors from all over the globe. Today Jeremy calls Madison, IN home where he is working to create his own private park for his friends and family to enjoy!
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398 Emery Crossing, Clarksville, Indiana 47129, United States
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