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September 2018
Magic Hour Hike
End your day with a quiet and relaxing “magic hour” hike at Floracliff.
Find out more »Caterpillar Hunt
Our annual caterpillar hunt provides a great opportunity to see a diverse group of species and discuss their connections to our native plants.
Find out more »Leopold Education Project
Instructor: Jennifer Hubbard-Sanchez (KSU)
Experience the interdisciplinary nature of the Leopold Education Project, an environmental and conservation education curriculum based on the writings of Aldo Leopold, "the father of conservation.”
Birds of Kentucky
Instructor: Dr. David Brown, Eastern Kentucky University
This is a beginning to intermediate field-based birding workshop.
October 2018
Oaks and Hickories of the Palisades: A Tree ID Hike
There are 9 hickories and over 20 oaks native to Kentucky, making them challenging groups to learn. We will cover species commonly found in Central Kentucky.
Find out more »Revisiting Floracliff’s Old Oaks: A TreeSnap Training and Citizen Science Workshop
This Fall marks the 10th anniversary of the research project that “discovered” these old chinkapin oaks through dendrochronology. For this workshop, we will be revisiting these revered oaks and submitting updated measurements and observations to TreeSnap.
Find out more »Tree Week Magic Hour Hike
End your day with a quiet and relaxing “magic hour” hike at Floracliff.
Find out more »November 2018
Fall Long Hike
This hike will cover about 4 miles and will feature Trail's End, the Kentucky River, Elk Lick Falls, Elk Lick Creek, and the oldest documented tree in Fayette County.
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