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North Carolina

Field Trips and Events

Bat Cave Work and Learn Parties

February 14, 2012 - April 26, 2012

Bat Cave Preserve, Henderson and Rutherford Counties

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A work day at Bat Cave Preserve © TNC

This year we are doing something new at our Bat Cave Preserve to give people a chance to be more involved with this very special place.

Participants will spend part of the day removing invasive plants and part learning about some aspect of nature. Here is a list of the dates as well as the topics covered.

February 14: Winter Tree Identification
February 27: Orienteering
March 15: Nature Photography
March 28: Nature Art
April 10: Salamander Crawl
April 26: Spring Wildflowers

Times and more details are given upon registration. Click here to see a map of Bat Cave Preserve in relation to Asheville.

To get further details and to sign up, contact Becky at Mtns_Volunteers@tnc.org or 828-350-1431 ext. 105.