Discovery at Riverwood Hike: Traditional Uses 101 How can spruce branches be used as a barometer? What do beavers and the expression Mad as a Hatter have in common? Which prickly plant was thought to cure headaches? Join Credit Valley Conservation s Stephanie Pearson on a hike that will explore how the plants and animals of Riverwood have been traditionally used throughout history by various cultures. During this hike, participants will also learn about some of the medicinal properties and folklore that go along with the species. Event Date(s): April 2, 2011 Duration: 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Cost: Free More Information: Event Location: The Riverwood Conservancy, 4300 Park Lane, Mississauga, ON, L5C2S7. Meet at main parking lot. Contact Person: Brian Packham, 905-279-5878..
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4300 Park Lane, Mississauga, @t mad as a hatter, credit valley conservation, prickly plant