Winter Break Week at Harvard Forest

"Reading and Conserving New England: Insights into a Landscape's Past, Present, and Future," now in its 3rd year, is an immersive, interdisciplinary program for Harvard students (undergraduate and graduate) from all concentrations.

Daily hands-on activities and field trips led by Harvard faculty and researchers will offer a variety of perspectives on real-world ecological and conservation topics. Workshops with regional artists and writers will deepen the exploration of these topics.

There is no cost to students. Books, supplies (including art supplies and snowshoes), and all other on-site needs will be provided, including comfortable housing, a full meal plan, and transportation to and from the Forest (1.5-hr drive). 

Additional Info

  • Event Location: Harvard Forest, Petersham MA
  • Special Instructions: The program is limited to 10 students, and online applications (http://www.surveymonkey.com/checkrequest.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/s/KJFCJKT) are due by December 14, with notification of acceptance by December 19..
    This is a 5-day residential program. Students must attend all dates.
    Sunday, January 20: 4pm pickup in Cambridge
    Monday, January 21: 9am to 5pm
    Tuesday, January 22: 9am to 5pm
    Wednesday, January 23: 9am to 8pm
    Thursday, January 24: 9am to 8pm
    Friday, January 25: van will return to Cambridge by 9pm
  • Contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  • Sponsor: Harvard Forest
  • Max Attendees: 10

Dates

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January 20, 20134:00pm