I encourage people to make as much use of their local green spaces as possible and offer information about the green spaces local to me, and try to show them in a new light. These wild corners are vital natural havens, not just for wildlife but for people as well, giving us space to connect with nature with access to the countryside not always possible. As foragers we are often privy to nature's secrets of all kinds, including changes to seasonal patterns, we may notice new plants have come into the area, or where they have disappeared, and this information can be very useful when it comes to understanding and protecting nature.

I post regularly to social media and my blog, where you’ll find information on foraging for wild foods, including how to safely identify them and how to forage sustainably, as well as home crafted plant-based recipes made using wild ingredients. In my own life I try to align my day-to-day with the seasons as much as I can, believing that moving with the ebb and flow of the seasons can benefit us greatly in terms of mental and physical health. I weave seasonal stories in between and alongside my foraging adventures and botanical information, to encourage others to try to do the same in a way which is suitable to modern day living.