Edfors Explores Beaver Island’s History at Fulton’s Winter Program

The opening of the Wild Winter Wednesday program season on December 3, 2023, will feature a new speaker due to a medical emergency involving Dana Starkell. Hannah Pannell Edfors, a representative from Clinton County Conservation, will present a talk on the history of Beaver Island. This event will take place at the Windmill Cultural Center in Fulton.

Event Details and Background

Hannah Pannell Edfors, a native of Fulton and an experienced naturalist, is set to lead the audience on a historical journey about Beaver Island. Her extensive experience in the outdoors and along the river has fostered her passion for nature, making her a fitting choice to engage attendees with the island’s rich past.

Doors to the Windmill Cultural Center will open at 8:30 a.m., providing guests with complimentary coffee, hot cider, and mill treats. The program will commence around 9:15 a.m. and is free of charge. The venue is fully accessible for individuals with disabilities, ensuring an inclusive environment.

Weather Contingencies and Public Participation

In the event of adverse weather conditions, including school closures or remote learning announcements from River Bend Schools, the Wild Winter Wednesday program will be canceled. This measure is in place to prioritize the safety of all participants.

Edfors’s presentation promises to offer valuable insights into Beaver Island’s history, contributing to the cultural enrichment of the community. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy refreshments and engage with fellow nature enthusiasts.