About this Event
Course Overview
Lecture material on how trees fit into our local ecosystems—both today and into the future—will contextualize the strong focus on tree identification necessary to understand these complex organisms. Some background in basic tree identification is recommended, but not required. This course will be geared toward educators, land managers, ecologists, conservationists, shade tree commission members, and other professionals.
Featured Topics
- Winter tree identification
- Dichotomous keys
Continuing Education Credits
The Winter Dendrology Workshop is approved for credits from the following organizations.
American Society for Landscape Architecture: TBD
Ecological Society of America: TBD
International Society for Arboriculture: TBD
New Jersey Board of Tree Experts: TBD
New Jersey Urban and Community Forestry (NJUCF): TBD
Prerequisites
This program assumes participants have a basic knowledge of native species identification and understand general ecology concepts. Please note that classes will take place partially outdoors and will require travelling several miles on various trail types (paved and unpaved) and uneven terrain for up to 3 hours.
Program Guidelines
Registration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund, if applicable. Programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE, but in the event of severe weather, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations.
We provide reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities. If a reasonable accommodation is needed to participate, please contact us at [email protected].
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Duke Farms, 1112 Dukes Pkwy W, Hillsborough, United States
USD 70.00
