A event on Saturday 4th January. The event starts at 13:00.
Led by local wild food forager and organic vegetable grower Heath Bunting.
Optimum group size of 8 people.
Walk will also touch upon bush-craft survival skills; medicinal plants; wild soaps; cultivation and picking techniques; indigenous human habitats and landscapes; poisonous plants; food processing and preservation; climate change adaptation; rewilding; and cutting and seed collection and planting.
Up to 4 eco-systems will be introduced.
Duration 1 hour 30 mins.
Kids go free.
Wear seasonal clothing (an all weather event).
Dogs welcome.
Moderate fitness required.
Contact 07935 986 421 if lost or delayed.
Meet outside Clifton Observatory Cafe, Clifton, Bristol.
Email [email protected] for group bookings.
Website: https://foraging-bristol.co.uk/
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Optimum group size of 8 people.
Walk will also touch upon bush-craft survival skills; medicinal plants; wild soaps; cultivation and picking techniques; indigenous human habitats and landscapes; poisonous plants; food processing and preservation; climate change adaptation; rewilding; and cutting and seed collection and planting.
Up to 4 eco-systems will be introduced.
Duration 1 hour 30 mins.
Kids go free.
Wear seasonal clothing (an all weather event).
Dogs welcome.
Moderate fitness required.
Contact 07935 986 421 if lost or delayed.
Meet outside Clifton Observatory Cafe, Clifton, Bristol.
Email [email protected] for group bookings.
Website: https://foraging-bristol.co.uk/
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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