Sun, Sep 12
|Calabasas
Ethnobotany- Native Plant Cultural Experience
We’ll explores a few hidden grinding stones, identify and learn which plants were used as food and medicine by the Chumash people while learning about this amazing lost culture.
Time & Location
Sep 12, 2021, 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Calabasas, 1201 Stunt Rd, Calabasas, CA 91302, USA
About the Event
This trail is a well-kept secret! Offering a peaceful and shaded hike, nestled in the Cold Creek Watershed of the Santa Monica Mountains!
UCLA Stunt Ranch – Santa Monica Mountain Reserve is 310 acers of unique and beautifully protected habitats of: Chaparral, Oak Woodlands, Riparian and Native Grasslands.
This reserve hosts a few archeological sites with evidence of Chumash inhabitants dating back thousands of years. We’ll explores a few hidden grinding stones, identify, and learn how these plants were used as food and medicine by the Chumash people.
Along the way we’ll discuss some of their tools, musical instruments, food and spiritually customs of this amazing and lost culture.
What to Expect on This Hike
The hike is approximately 3 miles, 95% downhill – (everyone will be shuttled back up to the top after the hike) 85% shaded, with some loose footing in areas, single track trail, a few fallen trees to climb over and a couple of dry creek crossing (no water).
Tickets
Ethnobotany Native Plants
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