Discover the art of foraging! Connect with nature at the Allan Brooks Nature Centre’s Foraging Workshop on October 15, 2024. Led by local plant enthusiast and expert Mikaela Cannon, author of Foraging as a Way of Life, this engaging workshop is designed to introduce participants to the principles of foraging in the Okanagan region.
Whether you’re interested and new to foraging or already have some experience, this workshop is perfect for you! This event offers a valuable opportunity to enhance your understanding of wild edibles and native plants. Mikaela Cannon will lead you through the essentials of identifying, harvesting, and using wild plants sustainably. Expect interactive discussions, hands-on demonstrations. You’ll gain practical skills that will enrich your knowledge of the diverse flora found in the Okanagan.
What You’ll Learn:
Key Principles of Ethical and Sustainable Foraging: Understand the importance of foraging responsibly to preserve the environment and ensure the availability of wild plants for future generations.
Identification of Local Wild Edibles and Native Flora: Learn to identify various wild edibles and native plants that thrive in the Okanagan’s unique ecosystem.
Tips for Safe Harvesting and Preparation: Get practical advice on how to harvest wild foods safely and prepare them for consumption.
Why Attend?
This Foraging Workshop is an excellent way to deepen your understanding of the Okanagan’s ecosystem. Not only will you gain valuable foraging knowledge, but you will also support sustainable living practices. Moreover, this workshop provides a fantastic opportunity to explore nature, meet others with similar interests, and connect with the land.
Event Details:
- Date: October 15, 2024
- Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
- Location: Allan Brooks Nature Centre, Vernon, BC
- Cost: $30.00
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to explore the Okanagan’s natural bounty. Register today and start your foraging journey with us!
For more information on our other educational programs, such as our Nature School Programs, or to learn more about our Conservation Awareness Efforts, visit our website.
