A Lancaster Water Week Event
Monday, June 5th • 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Wander through restored wetlands and learn about the plants and creatures who call Landis Homes, home!
About This Event
Join experts from Land Studies to tour and learn about restoration priorities at the Landis Homes campus including wildflower and lawn conversions, stream and wetland restoration, and plant species. Residents from the Friends of the Woods and Wetlands will be on hand to help lead the tours and talk about their seasonal discoveries and observations.
Walking Tour Times at 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30, and 6:00 pm
The walking tour will follow universally accessible paths through the wetlands, meadows, and woods.
Additional details on parking and what to expect will be emailed to participants prior to the tour date.
Photo by Ben Sauder
What is Lancaster Water Week?
Now in its 7th year, Lancaster Water Week celebrates the 1,400 miles of streams and rivers in Lancaster County, PA. These cricks and creeks are the source of our drinking water, drive economic and agricultural growth, and allow us to escape into nature to fish, paddle, and swim. Many of these beautiful streams are polluted, but there is an incredible effort underway to bring them back to health in our lifetime.
Join us during Water Week for over 40 events as we paddle, stomp, explore, volunteer, and take action as a community to protect our streams and rivers for the future!
Learn more: www.lancasterwaterweek.org
