Huckleberry Spotting and Ethnobotany with Four Seasons of Foraging

Tillamook County Wellness and Tillamook Estuaries Partnership bring you Part 3 of Four Seasons Of Foraging! Throughout the year we co-host 4 events highlighting the unique foraging opportunities coastal Oregon provides.

Join us and local native plant expert Asa Skinner from Tillamook Estuary Partnership's Native Plant Nursery on Whalen Island for an afternoon learning to forage and about local ethnobotany! This workshop will introduce attendess to the basics of finding and identifying berries. Huckleberries are known to be ready to harvest from this area at this time of year but there are no guarantees!

Special Instructions to access the event location: There is free parking by the vault toilets.

Please be prepared to walk about 2 miles on a trail. Hiking boots or ankle supporting footwear is recommended. There are toilets at the entrance. This event will happen rain or shine! Please be prepared with cold weather gear or rain gear depending on the forecast.

This is a free event and registration will be capped at 20 attendees.

Accessibility Level: We will be walking on an unpaved trail with potential off-trail walking to find berries. Parking lot is also unpaved and vault toilets are not accessibility rated. If you want to check out pictures of the location before making a decision to attend, check out some photos HERE so you can plan comfortably.

This is an Explore Nature Tillamook Coast event. Explore Nature is sponsored in part by Tillamook Coast Visitors Center and Travel Oregon.

Please contact ZGFuaWVsbGUgfCB0Ym5lcCAhIG9yZw== or call 503-322-2222 with any questions or concerns.

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