Blue Heron Nature Preserve explores lichens with biologist Malcolm Hodges
The Saturday Safari runs November 14 from 10AM to 12PM, with a donation to RSVP on Eventbrite.
Blue Heron Nature Preserve's November Saturday Safari looks at lichens. Malcolm Hodges, a biologist affiliated with the Georgia Lichens Atlas Project, will lead the session on November 14 from 10AM to 12PM. Guests RSVP with a donation through Eventbrite.
From Blue Heron Nature Preserve· Instagram · Nov 5
Open the post“Join us next Saturday for Novembers Saturday Safari exploring the microecosystem of Lichens! Malcolm Hodges, a biologist affiliated with Georgia Lichens Atlas Project, is visiting to zoom in on the diverse and expansive world of Lichens. We'll find out how much a big impact these little cyanobacteria have on our world. Register today on Eventbrite to save your seat! 📅November 14th 🕐10AM - 12PM 🎟️Donate to RSVP (🔗 in bio!) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lichens-and-mosses-tickets-1999719495843 - - - #bhnpatlanta #naturepreserve #georgiaparks #secondsaturdaysafaris #bhnp #lichens”
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