FULL: Experience Shinrin Yoku (Forest Bathing) in the Morgan Arboretum

Join guide-in-training, Jacky Farrell (McGill Science Outreach), for a Shinrin Yoku (Forest Bathing) walk in the Morgan Arboretum. Forest Bathing helps us slow down, open our senses and follow our curiosities. What a great way to take a nourishing break, recharge and celebrate autumn.

October 25, 9:30-12:30
For adults. (No dogs.) Space is limited and registration is required by October 23rd at noon.

Details:

·       This session is being offered free of charge (a value of $35/person) by McGill University to members of the Morgan Arboretum and non-members pay only the daily admission fee that includes parking ($8/adult: debit or credit only).

·        Meet at the Conservation Center at 9:20 am to check in. We’ll be leaving at 9:30.  

·        Bring a water bottle filled with water (there is no potable water onsite), bug spray for ticks, etc., walking poles if needed and a small waterproof mat or folding tripod stool if you have one so that you can sit at different moments. We will also have small mats to share with you if needed. 

·        Dress appropriately for the weather, wear long pants and long sleeves, and good shoes/boots for walking on dirt and leaves – slightly uphill.  

 This walk will be postponed to October 26th in the event of heavy rain.

Your registration will be confirmed October 23rd.