Campfire Talk: Appalachian Abilities
Campfire Talk: Appalachian Abilities
Before grocery stores, pharmacies, and fast-food restaurants, families relied on the land and their skills for survival. They foraged, using plants to make dinner, build shelter, create medicine, and so much more. And even with today’s modern technologies, these old skills of Appalachian Mountain culture are sought after and highly prized. Join Kristen Irions, Assistant Director of School Programs with the Alabama Wildlife Federation’s Alabama Nature Center to learn more about old fashioned frontier/survival skills.
For more information email Mandy.Pearson@dcnr.alabama.gov or call 256 412-9938. We are committed to providing programs that are educational, fun, and safe. Family units will be spaced out from other family units. We will provide hand sanitizer stations.
Date: September 17, 2021
Time: 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Location: Lower Improved Campground Campfire Circle
Cost: FREE for overnight guests or with Park Admission