Hike, Chat, and Chew 

Do you like fish? Want to learn about invasive species in Vermont? 

You’re invited to join the University of Vermont's Rubenstein School as upper-level undergraduate students lead a hike, chat, and chew to explore Japanese Knotweed in the Jericho Research Forest. Learn from students and keynote speakers Jessica Wikle of UVM and Dave Barch of Trout Unlimited about the impacts of Japanese knotweed on trout populations, streambank health, and management strategies. Enjoy a short hike and fresh, wood-fired pizza!

Date and Time: April 16th, 5-7 pm

Address: University of Vermont Jericho Research Forest  - 127 Tarbox Rd, Jericho, VT, 05465 

Please follow THIS link to RSVP or copy this link into your browser:

https://forms.gle/VS2SGYj2DGGwhUNs7

If you have any questions, please reach out to jamilett.pilarte@uvm.edu or oewald@uvm.edu

Don't miss this opportunity to engage with students and experts while exploring a beautiful place. We look forward to seeing you there!