Nature Walk Series/ Third Saturday's Locations Vary
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Join us on the third Saturday of most months for a walk and talk on a variety of nature related subjects lead by local experts. Walks are free and open to all, but may have an attendee limit, so make sure to check each event for specific details. Children must be accompanied by an adult. This program is possible thanks to a partnership with Borderlands Restoration Network, Friends of Sonoita Creek, and the Arizona Native Plant Society, Santa Cruz Chapter. Upcoming Nature Walks |
Mesquite Flour Milling Workshop September 12, 2020 10:30AM- 12:30PM Patagonia, AZ
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Join BRN Senior Fellow Gary Nabhan and discover the process of milling our local abundant resource of mesquite tree seedpods into a nutritious flour. Expect to learn how to select, prepare, mill and store mesquite pods and flour. We will offer a live demonstration of the milling process, as well as providing training on basic food and mill safety procedures. All attendees will receive a taste of mesquite flour and a handout on harvesting and processing pods for food. The booklet Mesquite Manifesto by Gary Paul Nabhan and Martha Ames Burgess will be made available for sale at the event. Mesquite: An Arboreal Love Affair, by Gary, will also be made available to purchase for $18.00. Event Cost: $10 per person Event will be outside, social distancing will be followed. Masks required. Reserve your spot by emailing Juliet Jivanti: educationalservices@borderlandsrestoration.org Directions to location will be sent upon registration. |