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Plants Gone Rogue: A Guided Hike on Noxious Weeds
Learn how to identify noxious weeds and what you can do when you see them
About this Event
Join us for a fascinating exploration of the wild side! Our guided hike will start at Nott Creek Trailhead (upper parking lot) and we'll walk about 1 miles roundtrip up the service road, where we'll uncover the secrets of noxious weeds. Learn about these rogue plants and how they impact our environment. This in-person event is perfect for nature enthusiasts and curious minds alike. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to delve into the world of unwanted flora!
Registration is required.
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