Natural Areas Field Trips: Along Conneaut Creek: Blakeslee/Barrows Preserve
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Along Conneaut Creek: Blakeslee/Barrows Preserve
Sunday, August 21st
10 AM - 1 PM EST
Conneaut Creek, a State Wild and Scenic River, curves through the Museum’s Blakeslee/Barrows Preserve in Ashtabula County. Typically shallow and rocky-bottomed, the creek is punctuated here and there by deep pools; fish can be seen from vantage points high above, on terraces of the valley walls that line both sides of the river. The floodplain throughout the property is virtually pristine—a superb location for natural history discoveries. Join us for a late-summer hike as we observe the many species of wildflower and unique varieties of fern that call Blakeslee/Barrows home
Nonmembers: $35
Leadership Circle: $15
Instructors: Garrett Ormiston & Ken Schneider
Meeting Location:
We will assemble at the Museum's Blakeslee/Barrows Preserve. Directions will be sent to all registrants.
Field trip intensity: Moderate
What to wear and bring (if out of the ordinary): Sturdy, waterproof footwear, walking stick, camera if desired, water and snacks, insect repellent, and weather-appropriate clothes