The 262 acre Bonnie Doone tract is one of largest remaining old-growth longleaf pine stands in North Carolina. Wendy Dunaway, Watershed Management Specialist for the City of Fayetteville Public Works Commission, which owns Bonnie Doone, will be our guide, along with Julie Moore.
Registration required; group cap is 15. NCNPS members will have priority for signing up. Registration will open to non-members after December 7 if space is still available.
We encourage carpooling.
Please only sign up if you plan to attend. If life happens and you are no longer able to come, please cancel your registration and/or let us know so we can open up the spot to someone else.
Registration details
After you register, you should receive a confirmation email. If not please check the registration page to be sure you're actually on the list or go ahead and re-register. Email us if you have questions or can't access the event page on the NCNPS website.
If you're signing up for two people, please either enter separate registrations or enter the second person as a guest, even if you have a family membership. Otherwise it throws off the count and registration list. If both people use the same email address you can just leave the email address blank for the guest registration.