Foraging & Conservation Hike

Learn about foraging and conservation though a tour on the 90 acres of forest, wetlands, and fields.

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Timezone: America/New_York August 2026

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Tour Information

Learn about native plant life from the Fingerlakes region including those that can be foraged. See first-hand the stages for invasive species treatment and conservation efforts to restore habitat to this 90 acre area.

Tour will run even in light weather (rain, snow, heat)

What to expect

The property has divers levels typography and features as such you may need to do the following on the tour.

2-3 Miles of walking and talking
Steping in Mud
Stream Hop (splash possible)
Walk a step hill (or two)
Wade though tall grass
Sit on the ground, stones, or logs

Guides

Zachary Martz

Certified Eco Enthusiast

TBD

Ecology Expert

Fun Fact:

Most people are not allergic to goldenrod. They are allergic to another plant that can often grow along side of it called Ragweed.

While goldenrod is a weed for agriculture, it is actually beneficial to pollinators like bees, butterflies and moths.

Foraging & Conservation Hike

Timezone: America/New_York August 2026

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Foraging & Conservation Hike

Timezone: America/New_York August 2026

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Fun Fact:

Goldenrod sways tall,A field of sunshine unfurls,Summer’s final breath

Goldenrod sways tall,
A field of sunshine unfurls,
Summer’s final breath