Secret Snacks: Invasive Foraging Program
06/08/2025
| 05:30 PM - 07:30 PM
Coal Creek at Elysian Field Drive
| Registration Required
Education Program
Have you ever wanted to snack on a dandelion blossom? Or learn what greens growing in your own backyard you could use to spice up your salads? Come on an invasive species plant walk and learn who’s who of the invasive world, their stories, and how you can support natural habitats through some mindful munching. Please bring good shoes, water, and your curiosity! If you have a hand trowel and paper or fabric bag you don’t mind getting dirty, that would be helpful too! Please note that collecting off of Lafayette Open Space is usually prohibited and this is a unique opportunity.
Minimum Participants: 3Maximum Participants: 30
Registration is required for this activity. Click "register" to reserve your spot.
General InfoLexie Sierra-Martinez
(303) 661-1268
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Leader/Volunteer Info
Basil B - Program Leader
Basil is a lover of nature, of learning, and of making people feel welcome in nature. From invasive species to local queer history, they specialize in stories that don't often get told in nature programming. Basil is proud to be working with the City of Lafayette through his business, Growth Point, to provide high quality information and accessible programming for the community, because open space is for everyone.
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Activity Contact
(303) 661-1268