06/08/2026
Ethnobotany of Local Plants
With Renee Fredrickson
June 20, 10:30-2:30 at First Light Farm (Carnation)
We humans are indebted to plants for our very existence. Indigenous Peoples from diverse locations all refer to the plants as The First People. This class will explore some of our local plants and how people have used their gifts: for food, medicine, tools, and whatever else time allows. This will include skills and resources for plant ID and taxonomy and the exploration of field journals/plant cards.
The June class will explore the plants of early summer, focusing on a select group that are particularly used for food/medicine. Recipes will be provided for preparations using those plants. We will explore what is blooming and practice identification skills. Resources will be provided as well as what to bring to class. Bring your curiosity and willingness to explore.
Limited to 10 participants. $60.00.
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