Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Announcement for the Penn State Altoona talk & Alan Seeger dedication

My talk at Penn State Altoona will be Thurs, Oct. 25, at 12:15 in the Eve Chapel, details at this link:
Renowned nature writer and ecologist Maloof to speak about old growth forest - Penn State Altoona NOW

The following morning, Friday, Oct 26 at 9am, we will dedicate the Alan Seeger Natural Area into the Old-Growth Forest Network. Details about the forest are available on the website www.oldgrowthforest.net  Meet at the trailhead.
The public is invited to both events.



Tree-hugging at the Alan Seeger Natural Area

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Two Massachusetts old-growth forests to be added to the Network this week.


Standing next to "my" white pine in the Rivulet Forest

 Heading out for Massachusetts in the morning. First stop = Smith College. At 4pm on Oct 11th we will hike through the forest at the MacLeish Field Station. At 5:30pm I'll be giving a talk there. The next day I will join the good people of the Eastern Native Tree Society for an advanced tree measuring workshop at Mohawk Trail State Forest. At 4:30pm we will dedicate the forest into the Old-Growth Forest Network. The following day, the 13th, at 11am we will honor the late Mary Byrd Davis with a tree naming ceremony. Her husband Bob and son John will be present. Immediately following that we will dedicate the William Cullen Bryant Rivulet Forest into the Network. See this link for more details about the forest: http://www.oldgrowthforest.net/dedicated-forests-state/ma-rivulet-william-cullen-bryant-homestead/
All events are open to the public.
I'm looking forward to some beautiful fall colors and delicious old-growth air.

Sunday, September 16, 2012

The Network is growing in New York!

Lots of excitement for the Old-Growth Forest Network this week in New York state. Dedications in two counties (Tompkins County and Cortland County) and exploration and identification in three more (Hamilton County, Essex County and Franklin County). Top photo is from the Fischer Old-Growth Forest owned by Cornell Plantations. Below is John Davis from Wildlands Network who was a great help and hiking partner in the Adirondacks.

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

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