Events
The 2025 Hudson River Valley Ramble will occur on August 30th and every day in September.
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Forest in Flux: Guided Walk and Talk

Location
Frederick P. Rose Preserve
193 N Salem Rd
Waccabuc, NY 10597
County: Westchester
Region: Lower Hudson
Date(s)
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September 13, 2025, 10:00AM
- Rain Date: September 14, 2025, 10:00AM
Details
Event Type Walk/Hike Description Westchester’s forests are facing serious challenges—from invasive vines and tree-killing pests to the growing impacts of climate change. But there’s hope. Join Westchester Land Trust’s Preserve Manager, Ben Kleist, for a 2-mile guided hike through Frederick P. Rose Preserve to learn how we’re working to restore the health of our woodlands. Along the way, Ben will share stories of resilience and action—highlighting what’s threatening our forests and what our stewardship team is doing to fight back. Expect one steep but short hill (about 100 feet) and a small stream crossing, with plenty of stops to take in the landscape and talk forest science. Terrain includes gravel, grass, and low inclines. Leashed dogs are welcome. Limited street parking available. Carpooling is encouraged. You will see a green preserve sign by the entrance. Organization Hosting the Event Westchester Land Trust Phone Number (914) 234-6992Registration
Advance registration required.Please register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/forest-in-flux-guided-walk-and-talk-tickets-1415712988659?aff=oddtdtcreator
We ask for a donation, could be any amount over $1.00.
Additional Information
Crossing 2 water streams, one steep ascent/descentAdditional Equipment Required: Long pants, long shirts, and closed-toed shoes required. Bring a water bottle.
Trip Duration (hours): 2
Difficulty: Moderate
This event is NOT Suitable for children under: 12
Length (miles): 2
Boots Needed: No
Family Friendly: Yes
Barrier Free or Wheelchar accessible? No