Learn about biochar, a method for managing non-native species and enhancing forest resiliency!

PVAS Host: Daniel Stern

Free and open to the public. All ages are welcome, though youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required

PVMN Continuing Education and Volunteer Credit Eligible

What is biochar? In this hands-on demonstration, you’ll learn how to create biochar from unwanted organic matter; how to safely operate a biochar kiln; and learn about new methods for managing non-native species and enhancing forest resiliency.
(Rain date: March 7)

• Walking Distance: 1 mile or less
• Pace/Activities: Self-paced
• Exposure: Mostly open, some canopy cover
• Terrain: Mostly mowed grass.
• Restroom: 
• Parking/Where to Meet:
  • Park here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bSdbdQqaV6sy3hw69 (or enter 39°15’47.2″”N 77°54’35.1″”W into your Maps app)
  • Then walk to burn location here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/op7ARaFy6Mx6cAax5 (or enter 39°15’56.5″”N 77°54’27.3″”W into your Maps app)
• What to Bring: Bring your own lunch, and some loppers (or a handsaw / pruners) if you have!

Register Here!

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