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Apple Tree Release
Birch Hill Wildlife Management Area
New Boston Road, Winchendon
Saturday, April 26, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM

Join Mount Grace and the Army Corps of Engineers, managers of the 4,500-acre Birch Hill WMA for a hands-on seminar demonstrating simple techniques for pruning and releasing wild apple trees, an important food resource for wildlife. Meet at the Dennison Lake parking lot in Winchendon.

Learn the tricks of the trade of outdoor digital photography with Phillipston photographer Norm Eggert, who specializes in images of rural New England. The first day will begin with a basic overview and then focus on taking pictures of the wildflowers and woods around Skyfields. Participants can also reconvene one week later to discuss and critique their photos with Norm. The workshop is free and is limited to 25 people (priority given to Mount Grace members). A sample of Norm Eggert’s work can be found at www.eggphoto.com