June is here, and the variety of wild plants is never better than now. Join me for a guided one-mile walk through the landscape as we explore the edible, medicinal, and survival-related plants growing all around us during peak spring season.
Over the course of two hours, you’ll gain hands-on knowledge, practical identification skills, and real-world experience with useful wild plants. We’ll discuss how plants have traditionally been used for food, medicine, and wilderness survival, while learning responsible and sustainable foraging practices along the way.
Whether you’re completely new to foraging or looking to deepen your connection with the natural world, this walk offers an engaging and educational outdoor experience for all skill levels.
What to Expect
Guided 2-mile nature walk (wear comfy walking shoes; the path is also friendly to strollers with large wheels)
2 hours of plant identification and discussion
Edible and medicinal plant education
Survival-related plant uses
Seasonal foraging insights
Beginner-friendly environment
Event Details
June 4th, 10:00 a.m. to noon
Duration: 2 hours
Distance: Approximately 1 mile
Cost: $25 per person
Come prepared to walk, observe, ask questions, and experience the abundance that spring has to offer.
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