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We often assume spring is the only time to observe native wildflowers in abundance, but a number of plant species have adapted to flowering after the summer monsoons, and so early fall can be a rewarding time for plant watching as well. Join us on an expedition in one of several possible locations within Zion National Park to observe many of the park’s outstanding late-bloomers. Learn how fall-flowering plants have to complete their life cycle before cold weather sets in and how some species have forsaken wind pollination in order to get insects to do their bidding. This outing will involve some hiking and the weather may be hot and sunny, so appropriate preparations are necessary. Limited to 10 participants.

MINIMUM ENROLLMENT: 2 by Wednesday, Sep 9, 2020, at 12 noon or class will cancel.

ACTIVITY LEVEL EASY: Mostly flat walking of up to 4 miles. Combined short walks or one continuous hike.

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Date
Saturday September 12, 2020
Time
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Cost
$65
Location
Zion National Park Human History Museum Zion National Park Rd,
Springdale, UT 84767
Organizer
Zion National Park Forever Project (435) 772-3264 info@zionpark.org zionpark.org/