Join Valparaiso University Biology Department graduate Megan Wolf as she helps unravel this fascinating and often misunderstood ecosystem!

Learn about the different types of wetlands, why they play such an important role in our environment and the unique plants and animals that call them home. The program will begin with an informative presentation, followed by a guided walk to a restored wetland at Gabis Arboretum.

Meet at the Depot.

Register to Attend

This program is free. Non-members must pay an arboretum admission fee of $10 per carload for entry.

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