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Join MAS to help weed at Buffalo Speaks Reserve: PDF Map of Buffalo Speaks Reserve.
Bring your own drinking water, small energy rich snacks, bug spray and leather gloves. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Weeding tools and accessories will be provided.
Join MAS to help weed at Buffalo Speaks Reserve: PDF Map of Buffalo Speaks Reserve.
Bring your own drinking water, small energy rich snacks, bug spray and leather gloves. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Weeding tools and accessories will be provided.
Join MAS to help weed at Buffalo Speaks Reserve: PDF Map of Buffalo Speaks Reserve.
Bring your own drinking water, small energy rich snacks, bug spray and leather gloves. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Weeding tools and accessories will be provided.
Join MAS to help weed at Buffalo Speaks Reserve: PDF Map of Buffalo Speaks Reserve.
Bring your own drinking water, small energy rich snacks, bug spray and leather gloves. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Weeding tools and accessories will be provided.
Join MAS to help weed at Buffalo Speaks Reserve: PDF Map of Buffalo Speaks Reserve.
Bring your own drinking water, small energy rich snacks, bug spray and leather gloves. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Weeding tools and accessories will be provided.
Join MAS to help weed at Buffalo Speaks Reserve: Area #3 Buffalo Speaks Meadow Restoration Area. PDF Map of Buffalo Speaks Reserve.
Bring your own drinking water, small energy rich snacks, bug spray and leather gloves. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Weeding tools and accessories will be provided.
Gary Casper of Great Lakes Ecological Services will be presenting his findings of the Bioacoustic Monitoring at the Buffalo Speaks Reserve sit
The challenge of gathering safely during this time has lead us to cancel this years trip to the Penokee’s. We hope to return to the Annual Trip in 2021.
For more information on the importance of the Penokee area please watch this presentation given by MAS board member Jim Urhinak from 2013:
