Join renowed forester Phil Benjamin and Wildlands Trust volunteer Rob MacDonald for a winter hike on the Indian Head River Trail (IHRT). We'll discuss winter forest ecology, how to identify trees in the winter, and forest history of the area while admiring the sights and sounds of the IHRT.
Learn more about Phil Benjamin and Rob MacDonald in our 50 Remarkable Years, 50 Remarkable People book. Here's a sneak peek:
"Phil Benjamin sees the forests for the trees, and Southeastern Massachussets for the forests. The preeminent forester has devoted his career to working with landowners to advance the health of our region's woodlands. His dedication, knowledge, and good humor have endeared Phil to his vast base of private, commercial, and municipal clients. Never shy about his passion for the work, he has introduced many landowners to Wildlands Trust..."
Parking:
Luddam's Ford Park (Pembroke): 418 W Elm St, Pembroke
What to Wear & Bring:
Sturdy, closed-toed shoes
Water
Weather-appropriate clothing
What to Expect:
4 miles of hiking with varied terrain
Experienced hikers to guide you
Restrictions:
Ages 12+
No pets
Limit 15 participants
Outdoor programs are weather permitting. Cancellations and postponements due to weather will be announced online and registered attendees will be notified via email.
For any questions about this event, please contact Programming Coordinator Max Phelps at mphelps@wildlandstrust.org.