OPAS Program: “Plant Life of the Olympic Peninsula—The Beautiful and the Strange”

[Photo: Piper's bellflower courtesy of National Parks Service]

Presenter: Patrick Loafman, Field Biologist
Free to attend.

Botanizing—it's like birding, but without the birds. Trade in your binoculars for a hand lens and join the thrill of a botanist's quest to find all the native plant species on the Olympic Peninsula—climbing mountains, trudging through bogs, and even scrutinizing weedy city lots. Patrick Loafman will share close-up photos of the rare and the strange, as well as the common, the beautiful, and the minuscule. Learn more about the program and about Patrick at this link: https://olympicpeninsulaaudubon.org/events-calendar/plant-life-of-the-olympic-peninsula-the-beautiful-and-the-strange

You may also like the following events from Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society:

• This Saturday, 1st November, 10:00 am, OPAS Backyard Birding: “Home as Habitat” in Sequim

Also check out other Trips & Adventurous Activities in Sequim.