Wild Foraging Walks

This event is free to Access Pass members

This wild walk is lead by both a Herbalist and Naturopathic Therapist, it's a foraging walk that will immerse you wild native nature and folklore. The session is part of a Group with seasonal workshops. Which will include guided exploration of natural environments, focusing on the beauty and diversity of local flora and fauna. Participants engage in various activities that enhance their understanding and appreciation of the natural world, foraging.

Benefits of Wild Walks

• Connection with Nature: Participants can develop a deeper relationship with the environment.

• Physical Health: Walking in nature promotes physical fitness and well-being.

• Mental Clarity: Nature walks can reduce stress and improve mental health.

• Educational Opportunities: Learn about local ecosystems, wildlife, and conservation efforts.

Combining Wild Walks and Foraging

Combining wild walks with foraging sessions creates a holistic experience that enhances both physical activity and culinary exploration. Participants can enjoy the tranquility of nature while learning valuable skills for identifying and harvesting wild foods.

What to Expect in a Combined Session

• Guided Exploration: Expert guides lead participants through natural areas, pointing out edible plants.

• Hands-On Learning: Engage in practical foraging techniques with real-world applications.

• Community Building: Connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for nature and food.

• Recipe Sharing: Exchange ideas for using foraged ingredients in cooking.

Whether you are a novice or an experienced forager, these sessions provide an enriching opportunity to explore the great outdoors while learning about the bounty nature has to offer.

How to Join

If you are interested in joining our Women's Support Group, please book you ticket for a workshop or apply for a Access Pass through the website 'Event' Page to become a member for free (which will allow you to book with at a discounted price).

*Tickets are non-refundable.