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Planning for 2018-2019



Planning for our 144th year:
We will meet at Wood Library on Thursday, February 22nd at 2 PM and 6 PM.  Please join us if you'd like to participate in the planning of our 2018-19 program.  If you are not interested in meeting but have ideas for what you would like to see happen (walks or talks you'd like to lead or attend) please let us know as soon as possible by dropping an email to CanandaiguaBotanical@gmail.com
We are looking for leaders for walks along the Ontario Pathways and around Lagoon Park.  

In addition to the places we’ve visited in years past, here’s a list of places we might enjoy checking out. If you’d like to lead a walk you choose the place and date. *Indicates locations with a date which we welcome a leader

Finger Lakes Land Trust properties
               Great Hill Land Preserve/South Hill/Nundawao, Naples
               West River Preserve, Naples
               Kashong Conservation Area, 7 miles south Geneva
               VanRiper Conservation Area and Whitlock Nature Preserve
Nature Conservatory properties
               Rob’s Trail
               West Hill Preserve                          
Ontario County area parks
               *Cummings Nature Center (July 14th Bio Blitz)
               Bare Hill Unique Area
               Quiet Meadows, Barnes Road
               Stid Hill Multiple Use, DEC
               Three Mills Park, Stryker Road, Phelps
Monroe County Parks
               *Mendon Ponds Park (June 9th ADK Outdoor Expo)
               Powder Mills Park
               Tinker Nature Park & Hansen Nature Center, Pittsford
               MaryFrances Bluebird Haven, Victor

Also, the position of presidency is still available to consider. 

SEEKING TECH-SAVVY BOTANICAL APPS


Actually, we are seeking people who are tech savvy with botanical apps and perhaps could give advice on taking better botanical photos with electronic devices.  We know there are several apps to help identify plants and trees and even apps to help identify birds by their sounds.  With the accessibility of electronics we also know that people are more likely to capture images on their phones.  SO, we are looking for someone who might enjoy meeting with us to teach us what they know about botanical friendly apps.  This could be an indoor meeting at FLCC in November 2018 or March 2019.  Please let us know if that somebody might be you, or perhaps somebody you know.  Please send an email to canandaiguabotanical@gmail.com.  THANK YOU!