Nature Center Walk: Edible plants & ethnobotany
June 22 @ 8:00 am - 10:00 am
SJMA’s Nature Center Education Specialist, Julie Campbell, “Sunday Strolls” summer series begins in May and continues through September. For this week’s stroll, enjoy learning of native plants good for foraging, and used by native peoples. Families welcome!
When: June 22nd, 8am – 10am
Where: SJMA’s Durango Nature Center
What to Bring:
- Water and a lunch if you’d like to explore solo afterward
- Hat, sunscreen, weather-appropriate layers, rain poncho
- Hiking shoes
Please Note:
- Families welcome!
- Porta-potty located in the parking area
- No dogs allowed, as it is a nature reserve
Cost: Free! A $10 donation is appreciated to support our public programs.
Her passion for the outdoors and her knowledge of the area will keep you coming back for each event! Check out the full summer schedule below.
- June 22: Edible plants & ethnobotany
- July 20: Riparian playday
- August 17: Geo & Eco
- September 14: Connect to Nature