Join us for a further exploration of the tradition of hunting and gathering, from food and clothing to the naturalist’s habit of creating collections. Each of our six speakers will share their expertise, from identification and use of the object of the hunt to identifying the landscape or phenology clues that will help hunters and gatherers to find what they’re looking for.

Cost: $10; $5 members; FREE for high school and college students.

Purchase tickets online here (we’ll also sell tickets at the door, but purchasing in advance will ensure you get a seat!):

February 13th: Sara Scott – Hunting for Archaeological Clues Along the Buffalo Road Trail

March 13th: Jim Phillips – Stories from 60 Years of Shed Hunting

April 24th: Diana Six – The Entomology of Fly Fishing

         Tickets for the three fall lectures will be available on August 1st.

September 4th: Sneed B. Collard III and Braden Collard – A Big Year of Birding and Beyond

October 23rd: Ben Goldfarb – Beavers in North America: Trapped, Valued, and Why They Matter

November 20th: Joshua Lisbon – Traditional Wilderness Skills: Brain Tan Buckskin

This series is sponsored by the Good Food Store. Thank you, GFS!

Click through the individual events below for more detailed information on each lecture!