Nature Walk @ Barton Nature Area this Thursday
by eapearce
The Ann Arbor District Library and Natural Area Preservation team up each year to offer a series of informative walks at local nature areas throughout the summer. This year's first nature walk will take place this Thursday, May 7 from 7:00-8:30pm at the Barton Nature Area.
Barton Nature Area is a 102-acre park located along the Huron River divided into two sections. A variety of ecosystems can be seen in Barton, including old field, prairie, wet shrubland, mesic forest and emergent marsh. A representative from NAP will lead the walk, offer information about native plants and animals, and about the landscape, and answer questions. We'll meet in the parking lot off of Huron River Drive, just north of Bird Rd. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes and bring water if you'd like.
Other walks this summer will take place at Argo Nature Area, Furstenburg Nature Area and Black Pond Woods.
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Love this opportunity to
Love this opportunity to learn about our local park's natural and invasive species from a NAP representative
That is so cool!
That is so cool!