The Brandywine Conservancy is hosting a Take Care Of Your Woods For The Future Workshop on May 18 at the Brandywine Museum, 1 Hoffman’s Mill Road in Chadds Ford, Delaware County from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

It may seem unnatural – but it’s true. Woodlands in Southeast PA can’t take care of themselves. Under intense pressure from invasive plants, hungry deer, and environmental changes, our woods are in serious danger.

They need active management to regenerate and thrive – whether your forest goals are for wildlife, timber harvest, water quality or a combination.

At this free workshop, find out

-- Why our forests need human help to survive;

-- How to create and carry out a forest stewardship plan; and

-- Sources of funding and technical assistance.

The workshop speakers include: John Nissen, Service Forester, DCNR Bureau of Forestry and Ryan Davis, Chesapeake Forests Program Coordinator, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay.

Click Here for more details and to register.  Questions should be directed to 610-388-8386.

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