Learn about your woods from experts in ecology in a supportive environment. We’ll explore ecology, forest stewardship, preservation, landscaping with native plants & more. Other activities include forest walks, a campfire and mindfulness exercises.

Registration includes workshops, meals, and lodging. Early bird pricing of $185 available through July 13. Sliding-scale registrations are available for women experiencing financial hardship. Space is limited, first come, first served.

Learn about our expert 2025 presenters!

2025 Program
Joan Maloof - Choices in Forest Management
Leslie Sauer - Managing your Forest to Restore Carbon
Rachel Mackow - More Natives Now: How to Increase Species Richness in Forests
Sharon Wander- Making Your Property Pollinator-Friendly
Susi Tilley - Land Preservation 101
Chris Hepburn - Save Your Forest AND Your Money
Elise Cavicchi- Climate Resilience and Habitat Connectivity
Carla Lee Lewis - Plants you Don’t Want (Outside)
Sharon Wander - Meet The Trees (Guided Walk)
Rita Baragona - Nurturing the Tree Within
Rita Baragona and Margie Schiller - Your Woods in Words and  Pictures

LOCATION & ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

• Stay at beautiful Princeton Blairstown Center; rustic accommodations are first come, first served

• Shop the native plant sale, hosted by Wild Ridge Plants

• All meals are provided, dietary restrictions will be accomodated

• Commune around the campfire on Saturday night

• Optional forest bathing & group breathwork activities will help you feel centered in nature

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