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ONLINE | Wednesday, October 19, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Instructor: Carlton Burke

$40 Non-member Adult**

(**Arboretum Members receive a 10% discount on all classes.)

Course Capacity: 50

BRN Elective - Plant Studies, Special Topics | NCEE Criteria II credit

The various species of oak trees are among our most beautiful and stately native tree species. They can also be difficult to distinguish from each other. In this online class, Carlton Burke will share helpful tips to identify many of our mountain oak species and learn more about the uses both by humans and wildlife of these valuable trees.

Carlton Burke is a naturalist and educator who operates Carolina Mountain Naturalists, an educational service which offers wildlife and nature educational programs throughout western North Carolina. He also was on the staff of the western North Carolina Nature Center in Asheville for over 25 years as the Curator of Exhibits. Carlton co-hosts a weekly radio program NATURE NEWS and is also a NC state and federally licensed wildlife rehabilitator.

***Upon registration, participants will be asked to identify if they are seeking certificate credit through Arboretum certificate of merit programs or NC Environmental Education. Responses will prompt further communication regarding requirements and reporting for credit.

Registration and Participation in Online Classes through the Arboretum:

• This class will be taught online via Zoom. Make sure your Zoom app is up to date. 
• Registration for this class will close two days before the class start date.
• You will receive your login instructions and the link to join the live meeting one day in advance of the class start date.  
• Make sure you enter your email address correctly when registering.
• You will receive access to a recording within 1 to 3 business days following the class. Access expires after 30 days.

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