Pam Stock and Josh Sage, both with the Boone County Conservation District, will show two videos and then stick around for a discussion on Zoom for February’s Wild Ones monthly program. Each video is approximately 10 minutes long.
The program will be presented Thursday, Feb. 18 at 7 p.m
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ROCKFORD — Pam Stock and Josh Sage, both with the Boone County Conservation District, will show two videos and then stick around for a discussion on Zoom for February’s Wild Ones monthly program. Each video is approximately 10 minutes long.
The program will be presented Thursday, Feb. 18 at 7 p.m
Pam Stock
Ethnobotany of Boone County in the 1800s - A discussion on plants used by the Potawatomi and the Winnebago people. Presenter Pam Stock
For the Potawatomi and Winnebago people everyday life revolved around the use of plants for food, medicine, fiber and shelter. Plants were also used on special occasions for rituals and magic by tribal shamans. She will discuss the unique relationship that local indigenous people had with plants and the plants they most commonly used.
Josh Sage