Travels at Twelve: Elizabeth Ladwig & Amos Frye: A Year in the Sierras

Last year, Elizabeth Ladwig, former Scott Arboretum Education Intern and Amos Frye, former Crum Woods Stewardship and Engagement fellow, worked at outdoor schools in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Join them on their adventures through the “Range of Light,” filled with beautiful wildflowers, stunning mountain vistas, fascinating trees, and plenty of stories.

After their adventures in California, Elizabeth and Amos drove across the country for a second time, moving back to the east coast. Elizabeth is now the Education Coordinator at The Polly Hill Arboretum on Martha’s Vineyard and Amos is the Stewardship Management Intern for the Nature Conservancy on the island. They are excited to be a part of another arboretum and explore New England!

Travels at Twelve is an informal way to share what has been seen and discovered in various gardens and natural spaces throughout the world.

Registration is free but required. Participants must have Zoom downloaded on their computer and be comfortable using it. The webinar link will be included in the confirmation email received after registering online.