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Subject Friday, October 3, 2025: Woods Wise Wire
Date October 3, 2025 7:11 PM
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* Tree Talks: Autumn Foliage Walk [ #link_2 ]
* Tree Talks: Woodland Mindfulness Walk [ #link_3 ]

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Tree Talks: Autumn Foliage Walk

*Date*: Wednesday, October 8  

*Time*: 2:00 PM  

*Location*: 30 Conway Road, Camden, ME 04843  

Join the Maine Forest Service District Forester Allyssa Gregory for an autumn foliage walk. Participants will learn to identify the forest trees of Maine while hiking through the historic Merryspring Nature Center. We will discuss some of the history of Merryspring as well as current projects taking place on site. Wear comfortable closed-toed footwear and bring your insect repellent of choice  

Registration is required, but free.  

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Tree Talks: Woodland Mindfulness Walk

*Date*: Friday, October 10  

*Time*: 4:00PM  

*Location*: Pool Preserve, Sennebec Road, Union, ME 04862 [ [link removed] ] 

*Directions*: From Route 17 in Union, travel one mile north on Sennebec Road to a dirt road on the left side. Drive down the dirt road to its end and park beyond the entrance to the driveway into the small gravel pit. At times, the dirt road is chained, so please park on the shoulder there and walk down the dirt road to the property.  

Join Georges River Land Trust, Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, Maine Tree Farm, and the Maine Forest Service for a woodland mindfulness walk. As the trees prepare for their seasonal change, participants will engage in mindful practices that foster a deeper connection with their woodlands.  

Participants will learn ways to connect and build a relationship with their woodland by reflecting in two distinct ecosystems. Facilitators will share tools and resources to help continue your stewardship journey. Maine Tree Farm has donated writing materials for journaling and reflection exercises. Wear comfortable, closed-toe footwear and bring your insect repellent of choice.  

Registration is required, but free.  

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