Syracuse.com - Finger Lakes Land Trust kicks off 'Talks and Treks' series

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A nature walk is set for May 11 at the Cora Kampfe Dickinson Conservation Area near the southeastern shore of Skaneateles Lake.

The following is a press release:

Finger Lakes Land Trust kicks off its "Talks and Treks" series with a nature walk on May 11 at the Cora Kampfe Dickinson Conservation Area near the southeastern shore of Skaneateles Lake.

Talks and Treks is a series of guided walks led by volunteer naturalists to our region’s natural areas that help educate youth and adults about the natural and cultural history of the Finger Lakes. The events are free and open to the public.

The walk begins at 10 a.m. Peter Harrity, Lime Hollow Nature Center Associate Director will lead us on an exploration of the upland side of this preserve, above Staghorn Cliffs on Skaneateles Lake.This event is free and open to the public and will go rain or shine.

Migrating birds, frogs, salamanders and spring wildflowers should be in abundance! An access trail to the preserve passes through a variety of habitats including woodlands and wet areas so wear sturdy shoes and bring binoculars if you have them.

Since parking at the site is limited, we will be meeting at the scenic overlook on State Route 41 at the Onondaga/Cortland County Line.

Space is limited on this trip, to reserve a spot call 607-275-9487 or email [email protected].

For more information visit the Finger Lakes Land Trust website or call 607-275-9487.

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