Friends: To be alive is to be in relationship - entangled with the things both around and in us that make our lives possible - Sun, Moon, water, air, plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, etc. As we come to know and understand the nature of these relationships, we can begin to grow in recognition of, and appreciation for, our dependence on both the living and nonliving components of our environment. Come join us this Saturday, June 22, at the Montezuma Refuge, for an interpretive walk to examine and explore the nature of these relationships. Along the way we will seek to identify the life we encounter (plant, animal, bird, insect, lichen, moss, etc.) while also exploring some of the fascinating connections between all living things. We'll meet at the Montezuma Refuge Visitor Center at 10 am and depart from there. The hike is an easy one on the part of the Seneca Trail still open to the public. No sign-ups are necessary. All ages are welcomed. Sunscreen, binoculars and water/liquids to keep you hydrated are all advised. I hope to see you there. Pete Saracino/NY State Master Naturalist Volunteer/Montezuma Refuge Volunteer Roving Naturalist
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