A spring morning reconnecting families with magical plants in St George's Park

Maria and Holly shared drawing and wild plant haircare in this relaxed session for the Mama Hub at Project Mama.

Ground yourself with this folkloric forage among the banks of the Avon on Palestinian Land Day - an annual celebration of cultural resistance and indigenous knowledge.

Forgotten plants, new folklores – A workshop exploring the power of stories, and how they help us remember our connection to the world around us.

The Environmental Humanities Postgraduate Research Showcase is an event open to all to discover the amazing range of Environmental Humanities research by PGRs and PGTs at the University of Bristol. 

Empowering people through nature connection and foraging skills.

Foraging walk for ARA Recovery For All

Maria and Holly shared drawing techniques and info about wild plants in this relaxed session for the Mama Hub at Project Mama.

Foraging walk for Active Recovery

An 8 month workshop series learning about local wild food, medicine and crafts. We'll learn about ethical foraging as an act of resistance.

In this June session, we'll find how summer graces us with abundant flowers; gentle medicine to calm the nervous system and the heart. We’ll take time to get to know how flowers such as lime, rose & elder can help us navigate this world. Learn how to forage for and make your own glycerite tinctures and rose water.

Join Ryan and Maria for an afternoon of yoga and foraging, take in the season of spring, reconnect with yourself and the plants all around us.

An 8 month workshop series learning about local wild food, medicine and crafts. We'll learn about ethical foraging as an act of resistance.

In this May session, we'll focus on Hawthorn as medicine for the heart and ask: what does that actually mean for us as we build community care? We’ll share the deep history and folklore of May day and the May tree alongside other herbs for resilience. Learn how to preserve wild herbs and prepare them as tea, and carve your own rubber stamp for printing all your own future medicines labels!

Foraging walk X pizzas X teas & tinctures workshop

Artists:  Maria Fernandez  - Healing Weeds & Andrea Pizzaiolo

Tone:  Bird song, buds, emerald.  Unfurling, planting, planning.  Ideas, poems, light.

An 8 month workshop series learning about local wild food, medicine and crafts. We'll learn about ethical foraging as an act of resistance.

In this April session, we want to share the foundational skills of wild basket weaving and how to make nourishing spring vinegars. You’ll leave with the beginnings of a basket, and skills and medicine to share with others.

Foraging walk for Active Recovery.

We’ll be sharing the fundamentals of medicine making in this sweet syrupy session, showing you how to extract the medicine from these powerful plants. As well as making your own medicine, we’ll also show you how to craft your own medicine labels printmaking techniques.

We’ll be sharing the fundamentals of medicine making in this sweet syrupy session, showing you how to extract the medicine from these powerful plants. As well as making your own medicine, we’ll also show you how to craft your own medicine labels printmaking techniques.

We’ll be collecting seeds and sharing how to plant wild plants in public places: which seeds will work well, where to plant them, what to consider in your local area and what to do with your wild medicine once it grows.

Join us for a Talk and Walk starting at Sprout Lawns and heading around Grove Park, connecting with your surroundings and the natural environment.

A beautiful day combining foraging and botanical printmaking to learn new skills and connect us to nature.

Edible plants around my allotment?! This is a walk focusing on plants that are often classed as weeds, we’ll be reframing their use as food and medicine and hopefully reducing the amount of weeding you’ll need to do!

Climate Emergency Network’s Summer Climate Circle: Urban Foraging with Healing Weeds

What plants can be found in south London?

How to forage in your local area, what plants can you eat straight away and which can you make into delicious teas.

On a walk around Brandon Hill, you’ll explore the vast range of wild ingredients including hogweed, elderflowers and much more, before collecting your own ingredients and returning to Hyde & Co where our expert bartenders will teach you a variety of different methods to create your own dried plants, powders and syrups, before sampling them in two specially created cocktails using the exceptional Four Pillars Gin, distilled in the woodlands of the Surrey Hills.

Foraging walk for Kin House, ARK Hair and Vogue UK.