Wild Edible Field Trip with Nick Spero at Herring Run Park

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• Wild Edible Field Trip with Nick Spero at Herring Run Park – $15.00
  Wild edibles offer a variety of health benefits to you and add unique flavors and textures to your meals. Join Nick Spero for a walk to learn about wild edibles available in the summer. He’ll show you the plants you can pick and nibble along the way, as well as those that you need to bring home to prepare for a meal. You will also learn how to forage in a safe and sustainable manner.
  
  Chanterelle mushrooms should be peaking around this date and Nick will instruct you on their identification.
  
  Cost: $15 per person.
  
  Payment in advance is required. Please pay online at http://marylandnature.org/events/ - (scroll down to get to the event.)
  
  http://marylandnature.org/events/
  
  Wear sturdy shoes and bring a water bottle.
  
  ********Please note: The entrance to Hall Spring area of Herring Run Park is at the intersection of Harford Road and Argonne Drive/Parkside Drive. Drive down the park service road and meet at the colorful building near the basketball court.
  
  
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  Nick Spero loves to hunt and fish, and primitive technology has piqued his interest since he was a child.
  
  Please view this NPR produced video about Nick:
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1xwtvP9Vls
  
  Nick's cell phone number is 410-371-7223
  
  Note: "Member" refers to being a member of the Natural History Society of Maryland NOT a member of the Natural History Society's Meetup page. We hope you consider becoming a member of NHSM, please follow this link to join; https://marylandnature.org/support-maryland-nature/
  
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  The Natural History Society of Maryland is a volunteer-led non-profit organization, so the fee you pay will go directly to support the programs, the nature collections, and the building that make this kind of nature education possible. Please consider donating or becoming a member of the Natural History Society of Maryland and visit www.marylandnature.org for more information.
  
  Thank you for your support!