ECHO LAKE HOLY HIKE

Our Holy Hike for May, before the mosquitos arrive is Echo Lake!  Located just a few miles outside of Marquette, Echo Lake Nature Preserve includes high bluffs of exposed granite bedrock, a mixed deciduous and conifer forest, wetlands, creeks, three high rock ponds and Echo Lake itself. Harlow Creek flows from its headwaters at Echo Lake, takes in water from Harlow Lake and empties into Lake Superior. Echo Lake is accessible by car but we will have a meeting spot off of Hwy 550. For more information and to reserve your spot please email lanni@upwild.org.

ROCK PAINTING ACTIVITY

Our Holy Hike for May, before the mosquitos arrive is Echo Lake!  Located just a few miles outside of Marquette, Echo Lake Nature Preserve includes high bluffs of exposed granite bedrock, a mixed deciduous and conifer forest, wetlands, creeks, three high rock ponds and Echo Lake itself. Harlow Creek flows from its headwaters at Echo Lake, takes in water from Harlow Lake and empties into Lake Superior. Echo Lake is accessible by car but we will have a meeting spot off of Hwy 550. For more information and to reserve your spot please email lanni@upwild.org.

WILDERNESS WALK

OUR TEAM is hard at work choosing a location - more information will be posted soon.

WILD CHURCH NETWORK

We are collaborating with the Wild Church Network on a presentation geared on sustainable fashion * sustainable food. More details to come.

WILDERNESS WALK

OUR TEAM is hard at work choosing a location - more information will be posted soon.

SAVING SEEDS- HOW TO

Seed Saving for the Practical Gardener:

Seed saving helps gardeners have access to the seeds they want to plant and grow – and this practice is an opportunity to delve deeper into the world of plants. In this virtual session, learn how to “read” your garden for seed saving, decide which kinds of seeds you’d like to save, and practice processing seeds for storage with a hands-on activity kit. We’ll also have time for Q&A on gardening and seed saving with seed savers from Queen City Seed Library. Abbey Palmer, Community Food Systems Educator from MSU Extension will facilitate.

Spots are limited to 20 people, priority to UP WILD members- email lanni@upwild.org