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Parents, are you interested in learning more about wild edible plants? Would you like to help your child build confidence in the natural world? Have you always been interested in wild foods, but don't know where to start? If so, then come see what delicious delicacies the late spring forest has to offer. As we walk through and explore the amazing abundance of a May woodland, we'll learn all about the importance of proper plant identification. We'll examine some of the dangers associated with foraging and how to avoid them. We'll talk about ethical harvest and how to be a good member of the natural community. We'll also take a look at some of the ways these plants can be prepared as foods. And, importantly, we'll discuss some ways of incorporating these plants into your own landscape.
Registration: $5.00 per person; no charge for family members 4 yrs and under.
Be sure to indicate any food allergies or special dietary needs when registering.
For questions not answered online please call 712-545-3283.
This program will be facilitated by Naturalist, Dustin Clayton
Dustin is a longtime forager and student of wild foods and medicines. There is nothing he loves so much as sharing his passion for the beauty and mystery of the woods with others.
Guests may cancel their reservation for a full refund up to 1 week (7 days) prior to the program date by calling 712-545-3283 and speaking with staff directly. Processing fees will not be refunded. Cancellations received less than 1 week (7 days) in advance of the event will not be refunded. Fees for programs canceled by Pottawattamie Conservation due to weather or other circumstances will be fully refunded.
Registration confirmation and event details, including important updates in the event of weather or other circumstances, will be sent to the email address entered when registering. Make sure to enter a valid email address and check junk/spam folders. Pottawattamie Conservation cannnot responsible for missed emails.