Guided Hike at MPF’s Noah Brown’s Prairie with MPF Director of Prairie Management Jerod Huebner

Join MPF MPF Director of Prairie Management Jerod Huebner for an evening spring hike at MPF’s Noah Brown’s Prairie, a prairie that supports at least 178 native plant species. Enjoy native wildflowers and learn about MPF’s prairie reconstruction project adjacent to the prairie remnant. Minimum registration of 6 people.

What to expect: heat, sun, occasional wet ground, possibly annoying invertebrates (e.g., gnats, ticks, chiggers, mosquitoes).

What to bring: footwear you don’t mind getting wet/muddy, sun protection, water and hydration supplies, food/snacks, outdoor clothes, insect repellent, sun protection.

Registrants will be notified in the event we need to reschedule due to severe weather.

Cost: Free.

For those who are part of the Grow Native! Professional Certification Program (GNPCP), this opportunity counts as 2 CEUs.

Photo of Shooting star (Primula meadia) and Lithospermim incisum in bloom on Noah Brown’s Prairie by Bruce Schuette