In this webinar, multi-disciplinary collaborators will discuss their year-long study of the dignity of a living red oak, its network of eco-systemic relationships, and the ubiquity of the material of wood in design and daily life.

The project is led by artist and woodworker Gina Siepel in collaboration with naturalist Kate Wellspring and sponsored by Arts Afield at the MacLeish Field Station at Smith College, with the support of ecologist Paul Wetzel.

Join Hilltown Land Trust for a presentation, panel discussion, and audience Q&A. Zoom-generated closed captioning will be available during the event.

DATE: Thursday, February 23

TIME: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

LOCATION: Online

Pre-registration is required. »REGISTER HERE«

$0-25 sliding scale donation appreciated.