Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 16 : EVENTS
ANNUAL
Fall Color Weekend
2005
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TAGS: Fall Color Weekend, environmental education, Appalachian Plants, colors of vegetation, E.J. Carr Collection, E. Carr life and study, medicinal plants, edible plants
EVENTS Fall Color Weekend
FALL COLOR WEEKEND evolved alongside the development of the Environmental Education Program and became a favorite of visitors to the campus. The variety of trees and the range of colors along Pine Mountain are certainly remarkable.
The following bulletins prepared for the 2005 FALL COLOR WEEKEND describe a series of other events that accompanied the favorite weekend.
GALLERY: FALL COLOR WEEKEND 2005
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See Also:
E. J. CARR PLANT CENTER Guide BOTANICAL COLLECTIONS
ELLWOOD J. CARR PLANT CENTER 1984 Biography Slides (Presentation)
Amy McIntosh, Biology Graduate, Eastern Kentucky University, Presenter
E. J. CARR PLANT CENTER Slides Edible Plant Workshop
E. J. CARR PLANT CENTER Weed Patch Cookery
Day Lily Punch
Watercress Drink
EVENTS ANNUAL Fall Color Weekend 2005 – Persons involved in the project:
DAVID COZZO (Planning)
MARY DRESSER (PMSS Asst. Director)
NANCY ADAMS (PMSS Director)
RONALD JONES (Planning)
HELEN WYKLE (Archive preservation)
BEN BEGLEY (Advisor on potential uses of materials for future EE Programs)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION for KY HUMANITIES COUNCIL Mini grant
FULL PROGRAM of Kentucky Humanities Council, inc. Grant
Amy McIntosh, Biology Graduate, Eastern Kentucky University, Presenter