Join Ojai’s legendary herbalist Lanny Kaufer for a hike to the shady oak forest of Wills Canyon.
Learn to identify native plants used for food, home remedies, survival, landscaping, ceremony and more. Lanny has been leading entertaining and informative nature walks for groups of all ages since 1976. I guarantee you will have a wonderful time and what you learn may someday save your life!
Saturday, June 28
8:30-11:30 AM
at the Ventura River Preserve in Meiners Oaks
(Trailhead by Rice and El Roblar)
For more details click here:
native-plant-flyer-6-28-08.pdf
Native Plant Hike with Lanny Kaufer
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Thanks for the post, Suza. One correction, though. To paraphrase the famous quote by Mark Twain, “The reports of my ‘legendary’ status have been greatly exaggerated.” Other than that, I do promise an informative and entertaining time for all who attend, especially those who have yet to experience this wonderful preserve that the OVLC has safeguarded for future generations.
Lanny, would you also consider doing a hike at the newly restored meadows preserve?
To the legendary Lanny,
Alliteration justifies exaggeration!
(I think Mark Twain would understand!)
Lanny IS legendary…..
that’s NO exaggeration!
alliteration justifies accuracy!!
Lisa,
I’d consider doing a hike pretty much anywhere anytime. Why don’t you call the OVLC at 649-6852 and put in a request for one? I don’t know what they already have planned in the way of intrepretive hikes on the meadow.
Lanny
hi Lanny,
You are doing a wonderful job about the plants.Plants which is useful for food,survival,ceremony and many more.I really appreciate of your work.It come to knowing what useful things we get through plants.
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albertson
Addiction Recovery Californi
Hello Lanny, Tom Siebold forwarded this to me. Good to hear news of you. Karen and I have recently moved back down to Santa Barbara, so we are in the neighborhood. Be fun to catch up. Blessings, Kerry
Hmmm,
How about an edible mushroom hike? There are still many to be had.
Thanks