Home | Gardens| Interior Painting | Nature Walks | Energy Efficiency | About Matt Sign up for a walk, learn to identify lots of plants and some fungi, and find out
that some of them are actually pretty tasty to eat! All walks are
in the DC area on Saturdays running around 2 hours. Walks are geared toward adults, unless otherwise noted. Note: Any gathering of edible plants will only take place in locales where picking plants is
permitted and sampling of native species will only occur where abundant populations exist. Also, be sure to read the instructions at the bottom of the page.
UPCOMING WALKS
PICTURES FROM PREVIOUS WALKS April 17, 2010 -- Morels and Wildflowers at Scott's Run March 27, 2010 -- Spring Wildflowers & Wild Edibles at Carderock Instructions: Click the "add to cart" button under the outing you're interested in. Payments will be handled via PayPal. Once you register, I'll send a confirmation email with more information. Outings will be removed from registration when the attendance reaches 10 participants. Outings will be canceled only if there is pouring rain or snow, but you can apply your fee for a future walk. Please consider your ability to physically handle weather, trail conditions, and length of the outing before registering. There are no refunds if you need to cancel, but you can transfer your reservation to another person. Contact me at 202-841-1874 or matt@mattshabitats.com if you have questions or if you prefer to register by mail. I am also available to lead customized walks about wild edibles, plant id, and other nature topics tailored to your interests or needs of a group. Whether you just want to know what's growing in the wild near your house or get out to a local park, I'll work with you to pick a location and a theme that meets your interest. Besides leading walks with Matt's Habitats, I've led classes at the annual Mid-Atlantic Primitive Skills meet, with Ancestral Knowledge, the Maryland Native Plant Society, Audubon Naturalist Society, and church groups. (c) 2006 Matthew Cohen. All photos by Matthew Cohen and Elizabeth Hargrave. |
