TLC staff has been out and about so much over the last two weeks, that we have not had the opportunity to catch up those in the virtual world on our day to day adventures.
Some quick highlights over the last two weeks:
PA Master Naturalist classes are in full swing on Tuesday evenings and every other Saturdays
The second to last Open Hive Day was a great success--register now for the last one on October 19th.
The September owl prowl had many species of owls participating--stay tuned for dates for the next owl prowl by visiting our Upcoming Programs link.
Our booth at Plantation Field was visited throughout the weekend of September 20--22 as we introduced new people to our organization.
and our Hootenanny Hoedown on September 28th was quite successful from the trail race in the morning to the evening Wild West Saloon. If you missed the event, pictures are being posted on our website as they become available.
This weekend finds TLC at the Unionville Fair--if you have a student in the 4th grade in the Chadds Ford/Unionville Area School District--expect your child to spend some time with TLC tomorrow as we play Predators vs. Prey and our Pollination game.
Happy October--Enjoy the Beautiful Weather! Tips about Fall plants are soon to follow!!
The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County is a non-profit charitable organization based in Chester County, PA. Our mission is to ensure the perpetual preservation and stewardship of open space, natural resources, historic sites, and working agricultural lands throughout southern Chester County.
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