Native Food Corridors: Ice Cream Social with Native Tree and Plant Giveaway

Native Food Corridors is a collaborative initiative for rural urban residents of Clinton County to implement small-scale food forest and edible rain gardens preserving native foods like paw paw, persimmon, pecan, and more. Mark your calendars for activities suitable for all ages with pollinator puzzle, coloring pages and more kids activities. Rain barrels and composter will be raffled to guests.

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Curious about how native foods taste? Try paw paw or lavender honey ice cream and learn about the benefits of backyard conservation through leaf mulch, waste audits and participating in citizen science through pollinator and wildlife counts.

You may also like the following events from Clinton County Soil & Water Conservation District:

• This August, 9th August, 06:00 pm, Native Food Corridors: Community Dinner and Sip and Stroll in Carlyle

Also check out other Kids events & activities in Carlyle.