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The guided ecology walks are conducted
along natural woodland trails and are ideally suited to nature
enthusiasts. The focus of this tour is on bio-diversity and
the interconnected cycles of nature. Every species in the
forest has a role to play, from the tiny lichens and mosses
that prepare the soil, fungi that break down organic materials,
the insects and birds that bore holes in tree trunks, and
the larger mammals that browse on buds and twigs. Even the
weather plays a dynamic role in the natural world.
Tour 1: Cathedral grove of red and
white pine, mixed upland forest, white-cedar wetland, and
blueberry meadows.
Tour 2: Lily ponds and marshland, cranberry
bog, cathedral grove of red and white pine.
The longer tour takes in both short-tour
features and examines a variety of habitats typical to The
Pinecone Forest.
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