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Centennial Woods 10.11

October 11, 2020 by ppogue

Centennial Woods is an integral piece of Burlington located right on the UVM campus. From the UVM Davis Center head down Catamount Drive and on the left is a path with a UVM sign, “Centennial Woods.” I chose Centennial Woods because of its proximity to campus, the variety of species, and the variety of ecosystems/other features i.e. the stream.

“Bird’s Eye Google Maps View of My Site.” 2020.

Common species found in Centennial are Eastern hemlocks, American beech, White pine, Paper birch, and a variety of evergreens. On my site there was a fair amount of plants in the understory, primarily ferns and other herbaceous plants. While I was there I drew a picture of my site which is seeing the signs of fall.

“Hand Drawn Site View.” 2020.

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