(Rescheduled) Foraging in Northeast Ohio

Learn the history and best practices of foraging for plants and mushrooms.

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Cost $20 per member, $35 per nonmember

Foraging is an increasingly popular way to connect to the planet.

This presentation will delve into the cultural history of foraging as a survival skill. We’ll tackle common misconceptions about foraging, introduce useful and abundant plants and mushrooms of northeast Ohio, and discuss best practices to ensure our impact on ecological communities is minimal and positive.

Age: Adult

Time: 10 a.m. – noon

Location: Cleveland Botanical Garden | Lecture Room

This program was rescheduled to Saturday, September 16th. The current registration link reflects this change.

Claudia Bashian-Victoroff & Jessica Burns

Research Specialist (Soil Ecology) & Gardener (Holden Arboretum)

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