Learn to render subjects quickly in pencil and to enhance your drawings with ink and watercolor.
Class will be held mostly outside as weather permits.
Fee $100 ($85 GLC members).
Advance registration (GLC) required.
Scholarship available.
July 23
Explore the GLC Preserve
Saturday, July 23
Uncover nature’s secrets at the GLC Preserve.
Look for special plants and animals along the Bear Paw Path. See what lives near beaver dams.
Hug some old pines and hemlocks, and discover Gratiot Lake shoreline.
Adults and children accompanied by adults are invited to this nature hike.
Meet at Brunette Park on the Gay-Lac Labelle Road by 10:30 to carpool (via old logging roads) to the GLC preserve at Gratiot Lake. Or come across the lake from the public boat access to the Noblet Field Station in your canoe, kayak, or small (beachable) boat.
Rendezvous at the Noblet Field Station by 11AM.
Bring a bag lunch and plenty of water to drink.
Stormy weather may cause cancellation. Contact Bonnie at GLC for more details.
A Beginners Workshop on Dragonflies and Damselflies
led by amateur odonatist Bob Marr
will take place at GLC's Noblet Field Station and nature sanctuary.
Class will be held mostly outside.
Although geared towards adults, children 11 and above
who are interested in nature may attend if accompanied by an adult.
Advance registration is necessary and group size will be limited.
Fee $20 ($15 GLC members). Janet Avery Scholarships are available (contact Bonnie).
Save this date! Bring a friend!
Guest speaker, Tom Rozich, a retired fisheries biologist, will present the history of the Gratiot Lake fishery and water chemistry, including insights from the most recent surveys of the lake.
New location this year!
Presented by GLC in conjunction with the Fort Wilkins Natural History Association and Fort Wilkins Historic Park.
Astronomer Robert Nemiroff will present a slide talk on celestial highlights before the star gazing gathering.
