Vermont Woodlands Association hopes you will join Lynn Levine for a workshop on Saturday, February 10th (bad weather day -Sunday, February 11) from 1-4 PM in the woods of the Nature Conservancy on Black Mountain, a unique geological treasure, located in Dummerston, VT.

Participants will learn to think like the animals they are tracking and connect with the forested landscape which includes Red Cedar Relics. Also, Lynn will give tips on identifying trees in the winter. Participants should dress for the outdoors and bring snowshoes. Inside Lynn's house, participants will be able to learn more from her collection of scat and fur.

For the last 39 years, Lynn Levine has been an environmental educator, tracker and a consulting forester. Lynn has taken thousands of people into the forest. All workshop participants will be provided with their own copy of Lynn's book, Mammal Tracks and Scat: Life-Size Pocket Guide.

Pre-registration with payment is required. Workshop is limited to 15 participants.

Please call the VWA office at (802) 747-7900. Email info@vermontwoodlands.org with any questions. Directions will be sent to you upon registering.

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