Join us for natural history lectures, walks and programs of GLLT lands and their environs. From guided walks that occur frequently during the summer months to presentations and lectures by knowledgeable naturalists, educators or historians. The GLLT’s aim is to help promote understanding and knowledge of the ecology of Kezar Lake and surrounding watersheds.
For a listing of Presentations, Guided Walks or other activities click here.
Growing Shitake Mushrooms
Saturday, April 19, 9 am to 12 noon
Meet at the GLLT Office in Lovell Village
A demonstration will be conducted throughout the morning on how to grow your own shitake mushrooms. Also known as oak-tree mushrooms, shitakes grow very well locally and are a great addition to the family forest garden and dining offerings. Tom Henderson, a grower for 10 years will demonstrate how to inoculate oak logs and care for the crop. The demonstration is an open house format for all ages. Participants can arrive at anytime throughout the morning. Dress appropriately as it is an outdoor activity.