February 23 @ 9:00 am – 2:30 pm
Pruning, Coppicing, and Tree Release
Join Matt Smith, a professional Restoration Ecologist with over 22 years of experience, for an entirely outside hands-on field demonstration in the arts of pruning, coppicing and tree release for restoration and landscaping.
Please dress for the weather and please bring a lunch.
Ages 18+
Member: $65 | Non-member: $75
Pre-registration required by February 22 at 12:00 pm (noon)
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February 23
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2:30 pm
August 21 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
CANCELED- LOOK FOR FUTURE DATES THIS SPRING
Foraging with Sam Thayer
RESCHEDULED TO FALL 2022 – DATE TBD
At the workshop, you’ll join Sam Thayer for a hands-on day of botany, foraging, and feasting. We’ll be exploring the varied landscape of Riveredge to learn about the edible plants of prairies, forests, lawns, wetlands, and everything in between. Of course, you’ll learn to identify these plants, but we’ll also discuss their ecology—so you know how to find them, and how to use them responsibly. Read more about Sam Thayer below.
Ages 16+
All Access Members: $55 | Trail Pass Members: $60 | Non-members: $65
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Ages 18+
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Non-members: $65
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Sam is a Wisconsin native and author of The Forager’s Harvest and Nature’s Garden. Along with speaking and writing, he is a maple syrup producer, wild rice harvester, and owns a small organic orchard. Besides wild food foraging, Sam is an all-around naturalist with particular interest in reptiles, amphibians, bird watching, botany, and mammals. His passion for wild food extends to studying the origin of cultivated plants and the socioeconomic history of the human diet.
Members:
Be sure to sign in to your account in the upper right corner to activate your membership benefits. Membership discounts on programs will be applied to your cart at checkout. If you haven’t created an account with our new system, be sure to create one using the email address associated with your membership.
If you need to check your membership status or you aren’t sure what email address we have on file, please reach out to our Membership Manager, Renee Buchholz at rbuchholz@riveredge.us.
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August 21, 2022
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1:00 pm
August 21 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
CANCELED- LOOK FOR FUTURE DATES THIS SPRING
Foraging with Sam Thayer
RESCHEDULED TO FALL 2022 – DATE TBD
At the workshop, you’ll join Sam Thayer for a hands-on day of botany, foraging, and feasting. We’ll be exploring the varied landscape of Riveredge to learn about the edible plants of prairies, forests, lawns, wetlands, and everything in between. Of course, you’ll learn to identify these plants, but we’ll also discuss their ecology—so you know how to find them, and how to use them responsibly. Read more about Sam Thayer below.
Ages 16+
All Access Members: $55 | Trail Pass Members: $60 | Non-members: $65
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Registration
Ages 18+
All Access Members: $55
Trail Pass Members: $60
Non-members: $65
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Become a Member
Take advantage of member benefits and discounts!
Join Now
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Members:
Be sure to sign in to your account in the upper right corner to activate your membership benefits. Membership discounts on programs will be applied to your cart at checkout. If you haven’t created an account with our new system, be sure to create one using the email address associated with your membership.
If you need to check your membership status or you aren’t sure what email address we have on file, please reach out to our Membership Manager, Renee Buchholz at rbuchholz@riveredge.us.
To become a member, click here
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August 20, 2022
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4:00 pm
April 14 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Tea & Topics: Neighborhood Habitat Improvement Project
Jennifer Phillips-Vanderberg will discuss the launch of Neighborhood Habitat Improvement Project by the Great Lakes Bird and Bat Observatory. The project teaches home owners how to improve urban habitat by using native plantings, reducing turf-grass and the use of chemicals. Jennifer will share the details of the project, how people can participate, and how any gardener can incorporate these practices in their garden space.
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Ages 18+
All Access Members: $55
Trail Pass Members: $60
Non-members: $65
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April 14, 2022
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