We have all talked about “family trees.” Now here’s a chance to look at “tree families” in a new light.
New research suggests that trees form communities, linked together by a subterranean circuit of mycorrhizas that are used to pass along chemical alarm signals, nutrients and even hormones to neighbours.
Find out more during this informative 2-hour workshop.
Where: Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre
When: Sunday, July 30th from 1pm- 3pm
How much: $15.00 per person + HST
Who: Ages 7 and up. Children must be accompanied by an adult
What to bring: Sturdy footwear, layered clothing, camera, binoculars & field guides can be helpful. This experience will be entirely outdoors, so please dress for the weather!