Canterbury
NH
What is your forest telling you? How has it evolved over time since European settlement?
New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association will hold a Landscape Interpretation: Clues to Cultural History, Natural and Human Disturbances, Tree Responses and Growth workshop on October 31st from 9 am to Noon off Ames Road in Canterbury, NH.
Naturalist Dave Govatski and Ned Therrien will lead a workshop about how to decipher natural and cultural features on the landscape while exploring the forest and field(s) as we look for cultural imprints, signs of natural and man-made disturbances, changes in structure, topography, and vegetative species and composition.
Can you tell how long it has been since these changes occurred? So many mysteries to explore; we promise no Halloween ghosts!
Cost of this workshop is $25 for NHTOA members, $35 for non-members
To take part in this workshop, register at Landscape Interpretation: Clues to Cultural History, Natural and Human Disturbances, Tree Responses and Growth – New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association
Directions
From the North: Drive south on NH Rte. 106 from Belmont, NH. Ames Road is on the right about 1.7 miles south of the intersection of Allens Mills Road. You will pass Rocky Pond on the right. Ames Road is a dirt road. Go up Ames Road about a half mile until you come to a log home. Look for NHTOA signs.
From the South: Drive North on NH Rte. 106 from Concord, NH. Ames Road is about 1.4 miles north of the main entrance sign to the NH International Speedway. Ames Road will be a dirt road on your left. Go up Ames Road about a half mile to a log home. Look for NHTOA signs.
Please bring water and wear sturdy shoes for hiking on trails.