Cumming Nature Center visit:
Tuesday, August 19, 2025 at 10 am
Angela Cannon-Crothers is Cumming Nature Center's Nature Based Learning Programs Manager as well as a naturalist, author, and poet. She will lead us as we visit a rare upland bog site to look for sundews, view beaver-created ponds and meadows, identify flowers and fungi, and reflect on some poetry and prose about nature and flowers.
Please send an email to canandaiguabotanical@gmail.com if you wish to carpool from Canandaigua.
Doctors Bruce Gilman and Fred Haynes will lead us
along the Rob's Trail Nature Conservancy Trail
in Springwater, NY. More details to follow.
GANONDAGAN GRANARY TRAIL FROM FORT HILL
Charlie Ippolito and Kim Burchard will co-lead us to where the Seneca built a picketed granary atop Fort Hill to protect the two things they valued most: their lives and their corn. The location of Gah:ha-da-yan-duk is significant to the Seneca. From this hill, looking south on a clear day, the observer can see Bare Hill, the legendary birthplace of the Seneca Nation.
Directions: Travel north on 332. Turn west (left) onto CR 41 and continue on past the traffic light at Ganondagan. The Granary trail head parking will be on the right just past where Murry Road meets Boughton Hill Road from the south.