Part of the Northeast Miniforest Summit, this bus tour to four different Massachusetts miniforests on Saturday, July 19, provides a reference point for how the Miyawaki method can be used in urban settings, in rural environments, and in collaboration with school groups.
Two bus options are available, and a box lunch is included with registration.
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Jul 21st @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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