11:51
Therapy with Horses
19:14
Liberty Training
12:59
Dressage
09:38
What does a Farrier Do?
03:34
Safety Tips at Bridle Trails
06:55
Intro to Equine Care
03:51
Driving Ponies
06:04
Pathogens: Dyer's Polypore, Armillaria, Laminated Root Rot & Annosus
05:31
Invasives: Wood Wolly-Foot, Decomposers, & Cup Fungus
12:51
Decomposers: Ink caps & Lepiota-like Species - Shaggy Mane & Gray Shaggy Parasol
10:40
Mycorrhizal Species: Douglas Fir Suillus & Gomphidius
09:29
Anise Funnel Caps & Puget Sound Mycological Survey Description
12:45
Wood Lovers: Xerompalina, Lucocorpinus, Strobilurus, Mycena & Dacrymyces
08:07
Decomposers: Lycoperdon, Hygrocybe & Helvella
17:04
Mycorrhizal Species: Lactarius, Russulas & Laccaria
19:28
Mycorrhizal Species: Inocybe, Russula, Amanita & Laccaria
07:00
Introduction to Bridle Trails Park Foundation & Daniel Winkler
17:21
Fungal Functions in Bridle Trails State Park
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About
The Bridle Trails Park Foundation is a non-profit 501c3 established in 2002 to assist in the stewardship our community’s premiere forested oasis. Our mission is to help maintain and enhance Bridle Trails State Park’s unique role as a rare public venue in an urban area, where both horses and people can connect with each other and nature.
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