Join a team of expert naturalists, including renowned world explorer and mycologist Larry Millman, along with five other specialists in birds, trees, insects, and arborist and tree climber Andrew "Moss" Joslin, founder of the Tall Pines Tree School. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore and document the rich biodiversity of the 450 acres of woods, wetlands, and Whitton Pond, a historic home for returning loons for over 100 years! Together, we will identify fungi, plants, trees, birds, amphibians, and more!

Location: World Fellowship Center, 368 Drake Hill Rd., Albany, NH

Full Weekend or Single Day: Come for the whole weekend or just one day.

Meals: A bag lunch and dinner are available at an additional cost.

Lodging or Camping: Rates and reservations can be found on the Website: worldfellowship.org. Meals are included with lodging or camping.