Seminar
Naturalist Lecture Series - Online Classroom
Trees at Elevation in the Washington Cascades. What trees do you see as you hike up a mountain trail in North Bend? How about in Chelan or Twisp? And what’s going on when you reach tree line? Make friends with some species other than your low-elevation favorites. Learn about higher-elevation trees, where they grow, and their habits.
Contacts
- Wed, Jan 15, 2025
- Seattle Naturalists Committee
- Snowshoeing, Photography, Day Hiking, Naturalist, Cross-country Skiing, Backpacking, Scrambling, Backcountry Skiing
- Adults
- Easy
- $5.00 $5.00
- 7 (97 capacity)
- FULL (3 capacity)
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
Online lecture: 7:00 PM on 15 January, the Zoom sign-in will be open by 6:45 PM
Come learn about high-elevation trees in the Cascades. Do you hike, snowshoe, or ski and wonder about all those fascinating trees? What ones survive, how have they adapted, and who is who? We live in a magical country, and this presentation will add to your joy on your next journey. Cliff Cantor is an expert on trees and the developer of the Trees PNW app, which is available for smartphones.
Required Equipment
Internet connection, computer, with a speaker
A nice warm drink or another appropriate one to spend a wonderful evening learning about the wilds of the Pacific Northwest.