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Event - March 17 - Passport To Nature - Lichen ID Walk

March 13, 2019 Janney Claire Alexi
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Sunday, March 17th at 10 AM – 12 PM

Hosted by:

The Land Conservancy of British Columbia

302 Denison Rd, Victoria, British Columbia V8S 5L8

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Lovely Lichen! Please join TLC on a walk with Juliet Pendray through the Packford Covenant in Sooke to talk about, examine and enjoy the intricate and amazing lichens living in this place. We will talk about what they are, what they are doing and why.

Juliet Pendray is an avid naturalist, acquiring and sharing knowledge about coastal B.C. life forms and their ecology for the past 14 years, with a particular focus on fungi and associated organisms.

Registration required.

This walk will require moderate hiking abilities. Please remember your water, snacks and appropriate footwear.

Details here.

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