Stewardship Workdays for Invasive Plant Removal

December 09, 2023
Stewardship Workdays for Invasive Plant Removal

Woldumar Nature Association is continuing to host our Stewardship Program for the removal of invasive plants. Our Workdays focus on the identification and removal of invasive plants from ecologically sensitive areas of Woldumar Nature Center. This includes the removal of Oriental Bittersweet, Honeysuckle bushes and other invasive plants.
You do not have to have any prior experience to participate, as you will be guided by Emma Campbell, Woldumar's volunteer Steward as well as the Land Stewardship Coordinator for Meridian Township. She will go over how to identify invasive plant species, as well as field techniques for long-term management.
Invasive plant removal is a priority since these plants are a huge threat to native plant populations, which serve as vital sources of food, shelter, and reproduction for local flora and fauna. Invasive plants take up valuable space, and nutrients in natural areas, making it difficult for natives to grow and thrive.
All tools, and equipment for removing these plants will be available to each participant. This includes clippers, herbicide bottles, protective plastic gloves, work aprons, saws and loppers. Participants should bring their own working gloves and protective eyewear if available. Long pants, long sleeves and water-resistant / proof shoes or boots are recommended.
We will be meeting every other Saturday from 10:00 to 12:00 in front of Woldumar's Visitor Center. As weather warms, we may meet earlier. Please email Judy Gigante at judygigante@att.net if you are able to attend, so that she can let you know if the session has to be canceled due to weather.
We will be meeting every other Saturday from 10:00 to 12:00 in front of Woldumar's Visitor Center. As weather warms, we may meet earlier.

Please email Judy Gigante at judygigante@att.net if you are able to attend, so that she can let you know if the session has to be canceled due to weather.

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Annual Meeting

December 13, 2023
Annual Meeting

Are you a Woldumar member? We would love to see you at our annual meeting!

Our members are invited to come out for crafts, a guided owl prowl, and refreshments. Join us on Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 6:00 PM to celebrate all the things we've accomplished this year thanks to members like you. It going to be a hoot! 🦉🔍

Not yet a member? Head to our website to learn more about membership and how you can support Woldumar's mission to educate people about the natural environment, too!

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Winter Break Camp | Dec. 27-29 & Jan. 2-5

January 05, 2024
Winter Break Camp | Dec. 27-29 & Jan. 2-5

Winter Break Camp - Day by Day

Registration Details:

  • Non-members: $50/day

  • Members*: $45/day

* You must have a current membership at the "Household Level" or higher by Nov. 12 to receive the member discount.

Membership status will be confirmed and non-members who register at the member rate will have to resubmit their registration and may lose their spot if space becomes limited. If you are unsure of your membership status, or would like to renew, please visit https://www.woldumar.org/become-a-member.phpPayment is required within 7 days of registration or it will be cancelled. 

Refund/Cancellation Policy:

There are no refunds for seasonal camps.

Plans for each day:

Dec. 27:  Animal Homes & Niches

Dec 28:  Moon Cabin Day

Dec 29:  Reasons for the Seasons

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Jan. 2: Survival of the Fittest

Jan. 3: Wingin' It

Jan. 4: Hidden in Plain Sight

Jan 5: What's on the Menu

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Stewardship Workdays for Invasive Plant Removal

January 06, 2024
Stewardship Workdays for Invasive Plant Removal

Woldumar Nature Association is continuing to host our Stewardship Program for the removal of invasive plants. Our Workdays focus on the identification and removal of invasive plants from ecologically sensitive areas of Woldumar Nature Center. This includes the removal of Oriental Bittersweet, Honeysuckle bushes and other invasive plants.
You do not have to have any prior experience to participate, as you will be guided by Emma Campbell, Woldumar's volunteer Steward as well as the Land Stewardship Coordinator for Meridian Township. She will go over how to identify invasive plant species, as well as field techniques for long-term management.
Invasive plants removal is a priority since these plants are a huge threat to native plant populations, which serve as vital sources of food, shelter, and reproduction for local flora and fauna. Invasive plants take up valuable space, and nutrients in natural areas, making it difficult for natives to grow and thrive.
All tools, and equipment for removing these plants will be available to each participant. This includes clippers, herbicide bottles, protective plastic gloves, work aprons, saws and loppers. Participants should bring their own working gloves and protective eyewear if available. Long pants, long sleeves and water-resistant / proof shoes or boots are recommended.
We will be meeting every other Saturday from 10:00 to 12:00 in front of Woldumar's Visitor Center. As weather warms, we may meet earlier.
Please email Judy Gigante at judygigante@att.net if you are able to attend, so that she can let you know if the session has to be canceled due to weather.

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Cocoa in the Cabin

January 13, 2024
Cocoa in the Cabin

Cocoa in the Cabin! 

Drop in to explore the Moon family's historic home and enjoy the cozy fire. Visit the Merry Olds Room to make the perfect cup of hot chocolate and do a craft or two to help keep the cold out.

Join us from 11 - 3pm on the following dates:

Dec. 2

Jan. 13

Feb. 10

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Cocoa in the Cabin

February 10, 2024
Cocoa in the Cabin

Cocoa in the Cabin! 

Drop in to explore the Moon family's historic home and enjoy the cozy fire. Visit the Merry Olds Room to make the perfect cup of hot chocolate and do a craft or two to help keep the cold out.

Join us from 11 - 3pm on the following dates:

Dec. 2

Jan. 13

Feb. 10

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Bluegrass & Folk Jams

March 17, 2024
Bluegrass & Folk Jams

Bluegrass & Folk Jams @ Woldumar Nature Center

Join artists in the big barn (and outside weather permitting) for live music! This is a free event, however $5 donations are suggested to support Woldumar. 

Come, enjoy the jam circles, performances, and other natural wonders Woldumar has to offer. 

For more information, contact LeRoy at (517) 505 - 2809 or harvey48823@gmail.com

Check out the Facebook event to follow any updates!

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