Join us for an engaging and educational tree walk at FDR Meadows with expert arborist Andrew Conboy!

The FDR Meadows are home to a great variety of plants, both native and non-native. ISA-certified arborist and green space advocate will introduce us to the tree and plant species found in an area proposed to be clear-cut by the Fairmount Park Conservancy in future phases of the FDR Masterplan.

This event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with nature, deepen your understanding of this important local ecosystem, and witness firsthand the beauty that deserves to be preserved. Don’t miss out—let’s come together to appreciate and protect our green spaces!

Free with registration. Visit https://bit.ly/treewalk1009

DEETS:
We will start the walk at 5:30 PM, so please arrive a few minutes early! We will meet at the Pickleball courts on the south side of the park and walk into the Meadows together.

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PARKING: There is a small parking lot at the Pickleball courts, and additional parking is available along the ring road.

ACCESSIBILITY: The walk will last approximately one hour and will include gravel paths, narrow woodland trails, and uneven ground. While the area we’ll explore is one of the highest elevations on the west side of the park and is generally considered an easy walk, please note that some sections may not be flat.