The Natural History and Ecology of Oak Trees
Iowa City/Johnson County Senior Center • 28 S Linn St Iowa City, IA 52240 Organized by Iowa City Senior CenterAbout this event
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Description
Oak trees are keystone species that play an outsized role in the environment. They serve as a vital host plant to butterflies and moths, a major food source to wildlife, and a nursery for all kinds of insects. Join a Johnson County Conservation naturalist to learn about the oak trees native to Iowa, how to identify them, and how they support the ecosystems around them. Presenter: Johnson County Conservation staff or intern.
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Membership Required
Location
302 at Iowa City/Johnson County Senior Center
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