Hudson River Woodland and Ice Meadows

Steve Young, former chief botanist for the NY Natural Heritage Program who continues to study the state flora, mostly in the Adirondacks, the Capital District, and Long Island.

Saturday, May 17. 10 am – 4 pm

Explore the spring wildflowers, ferns, and big trees of a woodland along the upper Hudson River in the morning and the rare plants of a riverside ice meadow in the afternoon. We will meet and start the trips at the fish hatchery near Warrensburg and have a lunch in the pavilion between walks. We should be able to make a nice long plant list and maybe even see some remnant ice in protected spots. The walking is level with some larger cobbles along the river.

This is a joint trip with the Adirondack Botanical Society.

Additional trip details will be sent to registrants in advance of the trip.

If you have any questions about the trip before registering, contact icemeadows@nyflora.org.

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