Our first Plant ID walk for October will be located at Governors Island!

We are hosting 2 plant walks this month to accommodate as many members as we can! Please only register for either the Oct 6th walk or the Oct 26th walk.

This will be an early fall walk, please be prepared for fluctuating weather and late season insects or allergens.

Governors Island is a very popular attraction, residing roughly 800 yards from the southern Manhattan tip. It stands at 172 acres, once served the US military between 1776-1966, and currently repurposed as a public green space. Prior to European colonization, the island was called Paggank by the native Lepane (translated to Nut Island), the area once had a rich collection of hardwood trees, such as Oaks, Chestnuts, and Hickorys that served as a foraging and hunting grounds for Lepane people.

For full details, including the address, and to RSVP see: https://www.meetup.com/autistic-adults-nyc/events/303620801