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Winter Tree ID at the RBG Arboretum
					
 Jan 24, 2026 
 2:00PM to 4:00PM

									

				

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	Date/Time

	Date(s) - 24/01/2026
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm







Join RBG’s Nadia Cavallin & friends as they identify trees only by the buds, bark, and branches!


Expect some hilly terrain. Wear proper footwear and dress for the weather.


Meet for this event at the pavilion beside the big parking circle at the RBG Arboretum. The address is 16 Old Guelph Road, Dundas. Parking is pay by credit card (but free for RBG members who bring their access card).


If you have any questions, please contact fieldevents@hamiltonnature.org.


For more information, see the Hamilton Naturalists’ Club event page (link).




Winter Tree ID at the RBG Arboretum