Join us Tuesday morning, May 12, at the Gellert Community Centre (10241 8th Line, Georgetown) to learn about our Sugar Maple trees in Southern Ontario, and the dangers they face. Refreshments and Gathering from 9:30 to 10:15. Our Guest Speaker, Brenna Bartley will begin at 10:15
Brenna Bartley is from Conservation Halton. She will discuss the issue of climate change through the real-life case study of the sugar bush at Mountsberg Conservation Area. Sugar maples are a tree species with very specific growth requirements. It is expected that these remarkable trees will feel the effects of climate change more acutely and sooner than many other tree species. Will the trees continue to thrive in Southern Ontario? Find out in this educational session!
Participants will also enjoy a maple syrup tasting and learn about the remarkable tradition of maple sugaring. A fun and educational session for all.
By:- Karon Young Watson
Email:- lydiasnowwebcon@gmail.com
