The Cranberry Lake North Shore Hub is focused on creating opportunities for different community groups to come together and share perspectives and information. To that end, we are hosting an event that we hope many will enjoy.

A Celebration of Adirondacks Ethnobotany
Hosted By The Cranberry Lake North Shore Hub
Route 3, Cranberry Lake Hamlet
Wednesday, July 12, 7 to 8 pm

The students of SUNY ESF’s Ethnobotany course at the Cranberry Lake Lake Biological Station will lead an evening program to introduce culturally significant plants of the Adirondacks region. Join us to learn about food, medicine, and fiber plants that grow all around us.

The student presenters comprise 20 undergraduate biology students in various majors who share a great interest in botany and ethnobotany.

The instructors for this course are:
Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer, Distinguished Teaching Professor and Director of the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment, SUNY ESF; and Tusha Yakoleva, Community Outreach Coordinator; Center for Native Peoples at the Environment, SUNY ESF.