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4-H Wild Edibles Curriculum Train-the-Trainer 2-Day Event!

Organized by 4-H Camp Shankitunk & 4-H Food Systems PWT


Date: September 20-21, 2023

Location: 4-H Camp Shankitunk, 2420 Arbor Hill Rd, Delhi, NY 13753

Trainers: Pat Banker, John Bowe, and Doris King



The New York’s Natural Resources 4-H Wild Edibles Project Guide is the primary wild edibles resource for 4-H youth ages 12 and older. In this two-day training, you will receive a required training to use the guide and will be equipped as a NYS 4-H Wild Edibles Trainer to provide a 6-hour training to your colleagues. The training will cover plant identification, safe and responsible harvesting, and cooking directions. You will learn about state regulations in working with youth on the wild edible topic.


We will share meals and stay overnight at Camp Shankitunk at no cost. PWT can reimburse mileage expenses up to $125 for 20 people.




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