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Sat., April 16, 2022
8:30am - 10:00am
Join naturalist Cliff Hawley to explore the plants, animals, and relationships that make up the environment of the American River Ranch.
– CLASS CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
Join naturalist Cliff Hawley to explore the plants, animals, and relationships that make up the environment of the American River Ranch.
– CLASS CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
Take a leisurely tour of Elderberry Farms Native Plant Nursery which grows about 120 different local native plant species. Learn about the benefits of growing native plants and their adaptability to limited water resources and climate change.
The Herb Walk is cancelled due to low-enrollment. Join Daylin Wade for a fascinating herb walk on the farm and the American River Parkway. We will identify and discuss more than 25 edible and medicinal plants during this easy walk.
Free classes, talks and tours. Learn how to grow vibrant, tasty, and healthy plants from Soil Born Farm’s knowledgeable staff and community educators. This is a rain or shine event. Registration will occur at the event ONLY and be on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit our Greenhouse and Garden Shop to fill your garden with vegetable starts, edible perennials, medicinal and culinary herbs, succulents and fruit trees which will provide food and beauty through the spring and summer.
Session2. Campers entering grades 1 to 3 will spend four days exploring seeds, preparing garden beds, planting and harvesting produce, learning about environmental stewardship and discovering what plants need to grow healthy and strong.
Learn about the parts and pieces of drip irrigation while helping to build and/or repair a system in the growing spaces at Soil Born.
Help build our herb spiral, while learning about the needs of various herbs and how this structure can conserve water and create a variety of growing environments.
Campers entering grades 4 to 6 will enjoy the bounty of this land by harvesting, cooking and eating healthy and delicious food inspired by the seasonal produce of our fields. Participants will learn the basics of nutrition, various cooking techniques, knife skills and kitchen safety, explore the farm and meet new friends over shared meals.
Campers entering grades 6 to 8 will enjoy the bounty of this land by harvesting, cooking and eating healthy and delicious food inspired by the seasonal produce of our fields. Participants will learn the basics of nutrition, various cooking techniques, knife skills and kitchen safety, explore the farm and meet new friends over shared meals.
Campers entering grades 1 to 3 will explore, play, sing, create and learn at the American River Ranch, along Cordova Creek and at the beautiful American River. Be prepared to hike to different areas along the parkway and discover how our farm and the local waterways work together to sustain dynamic ecosystems.