Come with an open mind and extend invitations to others if tickets are available. Bring along something to take notes or capture pictures, if you prefer. And if it’s summertime, don’t forget to bring water. If you or your child tend to eat frequently, pack a snack. Lastly, opt for sturdy hiking footwear—preferably not sandals
The terrain will include both uphill and downhill sections, as well as plenty of flat trails. We won’t be straying far from the designated trail. Keep in mind that this might be challenging for older adults and toddlers. While it’s not particularly stroller-friendly, feel free to bring a wagon or a baby carrier for added convenience.
We will learn extensively about valuable plants, some trees and mushrooms. More than half of the plants are medicinal. We will learn the benefits of foraging. We learn features for Identifying, uses, as well as how & when to harvest. We will go over environments they grow in, talk about best practices, to maintain the health of ourselves and the environment. We will also learn how to connect more deeply to nature through activities such as offerings of gratitude, and slowing down.
These walks are designed for individuals who aspire to live more sustainably or connect more closely with the land. They are ideal for those seeking to reclaim control over their lives, health, and spirituality, while nourishing their body, mind, and soul with highly nutritious food. These walks cater to those who think beyond the mainstream and have some experience in nature. Whether you’ve dabbled in foraging before or your interest has recently been piqued, these walks are for you. They offer an opportunity for anxious people to immerse in a beautiful environments, leaving behind all worries. If you enjoy exploring new foods, you’ll find foraging particularly delightful. These walks are tailored for adults, while separate outings cater to families with children.
We do not provide refunds directly, but if you buy through PayPal you can get a refund from them. We do transfer tickets to future walks. Reach out.
1-2 hours of walking (depending on how the group feels). We will take a break for a snack I provide, and up to 1 hour for discussion.
Some of our current locations don’t want us taking things with us. That being said, I believe we can make our own judgements. We wont have time to stop harvest, but I wont stop you from taking a stone, or a stick. We should be able to taste plants along our walks. You can always come back another time.
If you have a property, want to co-host or co-organize walks, or have a group of people you want to get out with, reach out. We may be looking for these partnerships. We can offer nature meditations, cold therapy in natural bodies of water, Plant ID discussions, Preserving & cooking classes, nature crafts such as wild rope, simple basket weaving and more. We wish to work more with homeschooling groups, and heart centred organizations. We also sell small batches of preserved wild food & medicines for people within our community, so come on a walk, and ask us more.
You can e-transfer to info@ediblywild.ca. If you do, put your contact info (to give you further instructions) in the notes, and what date you are choosing.
What to bring?
Come with an open mind and extend invitations to others if tickets are available. Bring along something to take notes or capture pictures, if you prefer. And if it’s summertime, don’t forget to bring water. If you or your child tend to eat frequently, pack a snack. Lastly, opt for sturdy hiking footwear—preferably not sandals
How tough is the terrain?
The terrain will include both uphill and downhill sections, as well as plenty of flat trails. We won’t be straying far from the designated trail. Keep in mind that this might be challenging for older adults and toddlers. While it’s not particularly stroller-friendly, feel free to bring a wagon or a baby carrier for added convenience.
What do we learn about?
We will learn extensively about valuable plants, some trees and mushrooms. More than half of the plants are medicinal. We will learn the benefits of foraging. We learn features for Identifying, uses, as well as how & when to harvest. We will go over environments they grow in, talk about best practices, to maintain the health of ourselves and the environment. We will also learn how to connect more deeply to nature through activities such as offerings of gratitude, and slowing down.
Who are the walks meant for?
These walks are designed for individuals who aspire to live more sustainably or connect more closely with the land. They are ideal for those seeking to reclaim control over their lives, health, and spirituality, while nourishing their body, mind, and soul with highly nutritious food. These walks cater to those who think beyond the mainstream and have some experience in nature. Whether you’ve dabbled in foraging before or your interest has recently been piqued, these walks are for you. They offer an opportunity for anxious people to immerse in a beautiful environments, leaving behind all worries. If you enjoy exploring new foods, you’ll find foraging particularly delightful. These walks are tailored for adults, while separate outings cater to families with children.
If I cant make it, is there a refund?
We do not provide refunds directly, but if you buy through PayPal you can get a refund from them. We do transfer tickets to future walks. Reach out.
How Long are walks?
1-2 hours of walking (depending on how the group feels). We will take a break for a snack I provide, and up to 1 hour for discussion.
Are we taking things home?
Some of our current locations don’t want us taking things with us. That being said, I believe we can make our own judgements. We wont have time to stop harvest, but I wont stop you from taking a stone, or a stick. We should be able to taste plants along our walks. You can always come back another time.
What other services do you offer?
If you have a property, want to co-host or co-organize walks, or have a group of people you want to get out with, reach out. We may be looking for these partnerships. We can offer nature meditations, cold therapy in natural bodies of water, Plant ID discussions, Preserving & cooking classes, nature crafts such as wild rope, simple basket weaving and more. We wish to work more with homeschooling groups, and heart centred organizations. We also sell small batches of preserved wild food & medicines for people within our community, so come on a walk, and ask us more.
What if I don’t have PayPal?
You can e-transfer to info@ediblywild.ca. If you do, put your contact info (to give you further instructions) in the notes, and what date you are choosing.