Hitchcock Woods Foundation Field Program - Moth Night Out

Please note that registration is required and carpooling is highly encouraged. If you register and are no longer able to attend, please cancel your registration or contact [email protected] so that someone else can take your spot.

Join HWF and guest field trip leader Amanda Hurst, Outreach Coordinator with the UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab , for a family-friendly Moth Night Out! Parking will be at Stable on the Woods (263 Rubins Cottage Lane) and we will have two stations set up near the main trail entrance with lights to attract moths. Amanda will help identify the amazing winged wonders we see!

There are two time slots available to sign-up for (8:30-9:30 and 9:30-10:30). You are welcome to bring a folding chair and a flashlight. If you’d like to use bug spray, please use it either at home or by the car before joining the group. There are no public restrooms or places to refill a water bottle, so please plan accordingly. A friendly reminder that this is a special event occurring outside the Wood’s normal hours of operation, as we close at sunset.

About Hitchcock Woods: Hitchcock Woods, nestled in the heart of Aiken, South Carolina, is the largest urban forest in the United States at 2,100 acres. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, its 70 miles of trails offer a haven to the public on foot and horseback. Owned and managed by the Hitchcock Woods Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the Woods comprise a mosaic of mature pine forests and bottomland hardwood forests, supporting a diversity of plants and wildlife. The Woods is protected in perpetuity by a conservation easement held by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and is a designated South Carolina Heritage Preserve Trust site. You can learn more about the Woods at www.hitchcockwoods.org.