Forests across our region are facing increasing pressure from non-native insects and emerging diseases. Join Rachel Kappler, Postdoctoral Researcher at the Holden Arboretum, for a closer look at the pests and pathogens impacting trees such as hemlock, ash, and beech today—with a brief look to the past through the story of American chestnut. Learn key signs to watch for, how to evaluate what you’re seeing, and when to take action and seek support.
Location: Working Woods Learning Forest at Holden Arboretum in Kirtland, Ohio (9805 Sperry Rd. Kirtland OH 44094)
As this is a paid Working Woods Program, we are happy to include general admission to the Holden Arboretum on the day of your program. Please note that each attendee for this program must be registered to attend the Working Woods Walk and access the Holden Arboretum grounds. Simply show your registration email to the gate attendant, and you will be admitted.
Members must sign in at checkout to receive discount.
Questions can be directed to forestry@holdenfg.org