This one-hour talk with Carrie and Ricardo from Fork in the Path will provide an overview of where seaweeds live and how to identify and sustainably harvest common edible seaweeds growing on the northern California coast.
\nAbout Fork in the Path:
\n"Fork in the Path offers forest-t o-table learning programs for the adventurous of all ages across Northern California. We believe learning to forage and eating seasonal wild food is transformational. It helps us become more connected\, whole\, healthy\, a nd happy.
\nOur programming includes mushroom and plant foraging\, t asting wild food\, cultivating a respectful and reciprocal relationship wi th the land\, making art\, and community building. We answer &ldquo\;Can I eat that?&rdquo\; and invite curiosity about everything we find within th e ecosystems of our outdoor classrooms.
\nWe work with phenomenal te achers who bring a combination of expertise\, shared values\, and group fa cilitation skills."
\nThis event is made possible by a generous gift from the Pace Trust in support of the Berkeley Public Library North Branc h.
\nWheelchair accessible. Request sign language interpreter\, real -time captioning\, materials in large print\, braille\, or other accommoda tions by calling 510-981-6195 (Library) or the 510-981-6347 (City of Berke ley TDD line). Please refrain from scented products during public programs .
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