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  Course: OUT 161
  Title:Survival Plants: Summer II
  Long Title:Survival Plants: Summer II
  Course Description:Introduces the student to useful wild plants of Summer not seen in earlier classes, as well as a review of botany and topics covered in previous classes. Students will learn wild food preparation, cooking and wild preservation methods. Students will experiment with wild salads, raw vs. cooked dishes and aquatic plant cooking. In addition, advanced cordage construction methods will be covered. The wet method of cordage construction will be practiced.
  Min Credit:3
  Max Credit:

  Origin Notes: PPCC
  Course Notes: New course entered 4/1/12 LK
  Status Notes: Was OUT 200, changed 1/22/13 effective 201410 CFE

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
 
 1. Review of Survival Plants classes
 2. Identify the useful wild plants in Summer
 3. Prepare, cook, and preservation wild foods of the summer
 4. Prepare raw wild foods
 5. Cook wild foods
 6. Prepare wild salads
 7. Itentify aquatic plants of the summer
 8. Demonstrate cordage construction
 9. Demonstrate the wet method of cordage construction


 TOPICAL OUTLINE:
 
 I. Review Survival Plants
 a. Early ethno botany
 b. Botanical habitat
 c. Wilderness survival and plants
 II. Advanced wild plant identification (Summer-Colorado)
 a. Review botanical nomenclature
 b. Identify new wild edibles in their natural habitat in Summertime
 c. Identify new wild poisonous plants  in their natural habitat in Summertime
 d. Identify new wild medicinal in their natural habitat in Summertime
 e. Identify new wild tool-craft in their natural habitat in Summertime
 f. Identify dangerous lookalikes in the Summertime
 III. Learn about food preparation and cooking
 a. Raw vs. cooked
 b. Wild salads
 c. Cooking and preparation of aquatic plants
 IV. Participate in the advanced construction of cordage
 a. Dry method
 b. Wet method



 Course Offered At:

  Pikes Peak State College PPCC
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