Spring Wild Food Foraging Walk

It  is a common belief that you need to live deep in the countryside to  enjoy foraging, but once you start to look closer  at the small pockets of green spaces hiding in plain sight around towns and cities, you’ll  wonder why you never saw it all before!

Join us as we explore the world of wild food foraging, and learn all about how these plants can be used, their traditions and folk stories, as well as their herbal and nutritional benefits. 

What to Expect

You will learn how to correctly identify plants  and flowers with confidence, how to forage safely and within the law, as well as how to act sustainably when out and about.

I'll be sharing with you my own tips for how to use wild food in the kitchen, how to prepare, store and preserve, as well as information on more traditional recipies and usages. 

Where to Meet

We'll be meeting at the central location of Seven Oaks Park, just next to the bus stop and we will go from there. The walk will last for aproximately 1 to 1 1/2 hours, and we'll be returning to Seven Oaks Park at the end.

What to Bring

Please dress for the unpredicatable British weather, and wear whatever footwear you feel comfortable in, but be prepared for muddy pathways.

Feel free to bring a notepad and pen if you want to take notes along the way.

Extra Information

Children under the age of 14 are free to attend all of my foraging walks so long as they come along with a paying adult. Please add a note to the booking or message me directly just so I'm aware of the numbers expected to attend. 

An email will be sent out to all attendees a few days before the event to email addresses used during the booking process to confirm all of the details and meeting information. Please be sure to check your spam filters for these emails.