Wild Edible Walk: Beach Edition
Sunday, October 27th, 2019
12 - 1:30pm
Class will meet at North Beach
The beach is a fun, fascinating place to explore! Join our returning wild edible and medicinal plants instructor for this exciting class at North Beach! On this exploratory walk you will learn about different kinds of seaweeds and shoreline plants (how they grow, edible and medicinal uses) as well as agates, some common marine critters, and how to identify different kinds of shells you can find on the beach.
Join our returning wild edible and medicinal plants instructor Nancy Slick and discover the exciting plants that surround you and how to use them in your own home! This class includes a wild walkabout where you will have an opportunity to see and touch edible and medicinal plants in the wild. Learn descriptions of various plants, how they grow and their common uses in this fascinating and useful class.
Don’t miss this truly wild adventure!
About the instructor
Nancy Slick is an estate planning attorney and wild edible and medicinal plants teacher in the Sequim area. She has been a consultant for the National Geographic television network and has taught plant classes in King, Pierce, Jefferson, Clallam and Kitsap counties, including for Peninsula College, the Kitsap County Park Department and the Kitsap County fifth graders environmental education program.