Ethnobotany Workshop: TRADITIONAL AND MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE HILL COUNTRY

Nov 6, 2010

Walk along the Cibolo Nature Center tails with naturalist Patty Leslie-Pasztor, a walking textbook of knowledge on native plants and their traditional uses by Native Americans and early Texas settlers. Learn about edible plants as well as their role in shelter, medicine, clothing, hunting and religious ceremonies. Part history, part botany - this is an overlooked and fascinating area of Texas history and culture.

Cost: CNC Members $20/person; non-members $25/person. Pre-registration required.

Time: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: CNC Park

FEBRUARY: Early Registration for Summer Camp Begins

Feb. 4: Creating the Butterfly Garden of Your Dreams

Feb. 8: Outdoor Classroom Training

Feb. 11: Second Saturday Volunteer Service Day

Feb. 11: Attracting Birds: Creating Bird Habitats

Feb. 11: Kid's Club: Painting with Nature

Feb. 18: Harvesting Rainwater & Solar Energy

Feb. 18: Boerne Birders: CNC Great Back Yard Bird Count

Feb. 21: Mother Nature's Storytime: Prairies & The Buffalo

Feb. 21: Vegetable Gardening & Seed Planting

Feb. 25: Texas Invasives Training: How to Identify & Remove Non-Native Plants

Ethnobotany Workshop: TRADITIONAL AND MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE HILL COUNTRY

Newsletter Signup