-
-
Black Ash Flower Hunt at Jackson Woods
Friday, May 16th Raindate: Friday, May 23rd
3PM-6PM
The purpose of this event is to identify and mark seed bearing black ash trees for the Somerset Woods Trustees seed collection program. The seed collection program aims to collect seeds from black ash across SWT properties and preserves as a response to the continued spread of emerald ash borer.
Participants should expect to arrive for a quick safety chat, a discussion about black ash flowers and the SWT seed collection program, before heading into the woods to mark trees. We will walking down a steep hill and then traveling along a stream while marking black ash trees.
This event is open to individuals of all ages! Participants should wear rubber boots or some other waterproof footwear as the area we will be in will be very wet. If you have a personal pair of binoculars please bring them with you to help identify the correct flowers. All participants should expect to sign a sign-in sheet and waiver upon arrival.
To participate, sign up for this free event through Skowhegan Outdoors or email Emma directly at (americorps@somersetwoodstrustees.org). We ask that all participants RSVP.
Directions: Search Jackson Woods or 478 E Madison Rd, Madison. On your way there you will pass a SWT sign and then a mailbox in an orange bucket, Park only in front of the gray garage before the house. Do not park in or block the driveway.
-
0
attending9
days left -
Location / Venue
- Add to Calendar
- Address:
- East Madison Road
- Madison, ME 04950
- USA
- Time:
- May 16, 2025 3:00pm - 6:00pm

In Support of Main Street Skowhegan
Main Street Skowhegan is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on the ongoing revitalization of historic Skowhegan, Maine. Founded in 2005 by a group of citizens, Main Street relies on hardworking staff, energetic AmeriCorps members, a dedicated Board of Directors, and more than a hundred awesome volunteers to execute major community initiatives and events.