10/15/2026
The Arc of Appalachia is busy this weekend!
🦉 Nature is Neat! Birds of a Feather
Saturday, October 17th, 11:00am to 3:00pm at the Appalachian Forest Museum
This is the last of our 2027 Nature is Neat! It is free, family-focused educational program all about birds. We will also have live raptors from our friends at the Glen Helen Raptor Center. No registration needed.
🥾 Ridgeview Restoration Farm, Invasive Removal
Saturday, October 17th, 10:00am to 2:00pm
Join Arc Director Nancy Stranahan, Brent Charette, Marilyn Welker, and the amazing Ridgeview Farm Biodiversity Brigade as they continue their quest to re-wild this rich and biodiverse farm. Sign up on the website!
🍄Community Lecture on Community Mycology: How to Document Fungi in your Backyard
Saturday, October 17th, 7:00pm at the Appalachian Forest Museum
This lecture focuses on how scientific projects have engaged mycophiles around the world to contribute to our collective understanding of fungal diversity and how you can contribute in your own backyard. This lecture costs $20. Registration can be found online or can be done in person at the AFM.
Our Appalachian Forest School course, Hidden World of Fungi, is also taking place this weekend. Additionally, one of our wonderful volunteers will have a booth set up at Bridge Day in Fayetteville, West Virginia!
We can't wait to connect with you at one of these amazing events! 💚
Fungi photo by John Howard