May Wildflower Walks
Organizer: Dungeness River Nature Center
Organizer Email: info@DungenessRiverCenter.org
Organizer Phone: 360-681-4076
Organizer Website: https://DungenessRiverCenter.org/
Join the River Center on a search for wild treasures!
In April and May, the classes will focus on greeting the early spring flowers at low elevations as they begin to awake after winter.
The last three classes in June, July, and August will be explorations of higher elevations in the Deer Park area. You will observe how plant communities change throughout the season and witness the transformation from early bloomers to late bloomers, to setting seeds.
You will learn how to identify different species, look closely into nature, and enjoy the sounds, sights, and smells of our big, beautiful backyard.
Hikes will be led by wildflower expert John Bridge and Montana Napier, the Education Manager at the River Center. These classes are full day experiences. Registrants will be emailed more specific information.
Cost: $40 per class.
Below are the available dates. Please sign-up for only one walk per month.
Register for May wildflower hikes here:
May 17: Low-elevation Dungeness watershed
9 spots left as of 5/5/2023
May 18: Low-elevation Dungeness watershed
9 spots left as of 5/5/2023
May 19: Low-elevation Dungeness watershed
4 spots left as of 5/5/2023
*You will meet at the Dungeness River Nature Center by 9 a.m., and then folks will carpool to two locations outside of Railroad Bridge Park.
*Please note these will be intermediate level hiking. While there is not much elevation gain, the trails can be narrow, footing can be challenging in some locations, and there are a few small obstacles (fallen logs, branches, roots, etc.) Distance traveled on foot each day will be about 2 miles.
