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TLC Hosts Spring Wildflower Walk in Bull Valley May 7

TLC will guide participants through a high-quality woodland, share information about each wildflower and provide identification tips.

Glenda Maki, Local Nonprofit
Yellow lady’s slipper is one of the native plants that may be seen during the Spring Wildflower Walk on May 7.
Yellow lady’s slipper is one of the native plants that may be seen during the Spring Wildflower Walk on May 7.

The Land Conservancy of McHenry County (TLC) is hosting a Spring Wildflower Walk on Saturday, May 7 from 1-2:30 p.m. at Spring Hollow Nature Preserve in Bull Valley. Because the walk is on private property, the address will be provided to registered participants. The fee is $5 per person, and participants can register for the walk at conservemc.org/spring-wildflower-walk-may-7/

At the event, TLC’s land conservation specialist, Kim Elsenbroek, will guide participants through a high-quality woodland, share information about each wildflower and provide identification tips.

The group size for the walk is limited to 15, so guests are encouraged to register early.

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The Land Conservancy of McHenry County is a member-based private nonprofit dedicated to preserving natural, scenic and agricultural land.

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