Herbalist Carol Felice will be back at Green Mountain Conservation Group for her popular wild edible and medicinal plant walk on Aug. 24. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Herbalist Carol Felice will be back at Green Mountain Conservation Group for her popular wild edible and medicinal plant walk on Aug. 24. (COURTESY PHOTO)
EFFINGHAM — Green Mountain Conservation Group will welcome back herbalist Carol Felice for a guided walk around the conservation center’s trails to learn about wild edible and medicinal plants on Wednesday, Aug. 24, from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Green Mountain Conservation Group’s Blue Heron House, located at 236 Huntress Bridge Road in Effingham.
Every walk into field or forest is a learning opportunity with Felice, who has an intimate knowledge of plants and their many uses. Felice will teach how to turn every simple walk outdoors, whether across a lawn or through a forest, into a familiar supporting environment by learning the edible and medicinal plants that abound. Participants will taste, sniff, feel, see and listen to their differences.Â
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