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Paper Birch Bark Harvesting Techniques and Pot LuckJune 22, 2009—June 22, 2009
Join us for demonstrations of Paper Birch Bark harvesting process, a short MFA Chapter (Itasca County Private Woodland Committee) meeting and a Social BBQ (Hot Dogs and hamburgers) with other dishes and desserts shared by the Itasca County Private Woodland Committee members, friends and public, along with the Forest History Center Staff and members of the Friends of the Forest History Center. This is a FAMILY event: one and all are welcome. Meet us at the Forest History Center’s picnic area pavilion. Website: http://cfc.cfans.umn.edu/wa/Support/wasess.htm Location: Forest History Center Registration: This is a free event. Please register with Keith Matson. For more information IATP does not guarantee the accuracy or content of external sites. |
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