The Keystone College Environmental Education Institute will host a workshop on November 7 on Protecting and Restoring Forests and Waterways Impacted By Hemlock Trees.
Presenters include Tom McLane, licensed landscape architect, McLane Associates; Dr. Jerry Skinner, resident naturalist, Woodbourne Forest and Wildlife Sanctuary and Jayme Longo, Director of Tree Savers.
The target participants for this workshop are homeowners, trail and conservation groups, municipalities and landowners.
PA American Water provided a grant to support this workshop.
The workshop will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Lackawanna Hall at Keystone College in LaPlume, Lackawanna County. Click Here to register or call 570-945-8555.For more information on other programs, activities and workshops, visit the Keystone College Environmental Education Institute webpage.
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