Seasonal Foraging Walk - Fife Area
Discover the lost art of Foraging in Fife on this two hour Wild Food Walk and talk, with opportunities to meet and taste wild edible plants during their seasons.
About Seasonal Foraging Walk - Fife Area
You'll also sample some seasonal wild food snacks made by me!
You'll get a digital seasonal info pack sent to you after you purchase your walk. Digital versions are more Eco friendly but you can choose to print your info pack to bring on your walk or simply save it to your mobile device to use as we go round. Your info pack will also help you continue your learning long after your walk has finished.
This walk will involve a mix of environments including woodland, urban areas and parkland, so please bring suitable foot wear and a jacket incase the weather turns. See you there!
This is an ongoing event throughout the year, starting 23 March 2023. Clients can book their chosen dates and times via my website. Times for each walk are 10am-12pm and 12.30pm-2.30pmas below - Two walks per day.
**Exact meeting location for the walk will be given only to those who book a place on it.
**If a date is marked unavailable it has been booked up. Try to book another slot.
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