Building Plant Relationships

Explore what it means to be part of nature. Humans have evolved through our relationship with the land. The practices of Earthing, Coyote mentoring, Silent spots, all aid us to blend into the forest so the birds start singing around us again.

Fox medicine teaches us to meld with the forest, then we can truly see what it has to teach us. Create  your own plant blessing, ask permission to harvest part of a plant. The power of deep listening to nature's subtle signals is eye opening!

Dates:  Monday May 31st, Wednesday June 9th and Saturday July 10th   Time: 10:00 am to 1:30 pm

Meeting Locations:  Rancher's Corner on highway 22 near Millarville market. Sibbald turn off on highway 1, or Bragg Creek hamlet

Price per person: $80

(Small group experience) Max 6 people

*Details will be e-mailed upon registration

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"In February 2019 I saw Julie Walker present at the 'Living in the Natural Environment' Event. Her presentation on 'The Wild Foods of the Forest Floor' was incredibly informative yet approachable. Her passion for wild edible plants is evident and I thoroughly enjoyed her presentation. I was inspired to plant my very own native food garden, which is progressing nicely!"

Holly Kinas

Conservation Analyst, Miistakis Institute

"Thank you for the excellent course. It was a great way to learn more about the mountain habitat.”

Jacqueline Louie

the Alpine Club of Canada

“Thanks, I really enjoyed my hike with full circle adventures.  I think your guiding style is cool, a little of this and that and even a song, a poem and impressions of wildlife!"

Eva

“Hiking with Julie has awakened my senses, she has taught me to listen to Wildlife, hear running water, and learn about the birds around us. That heightened awareness brings so much pleasure to hiking on the trail.”

“Powderface Ridge was a magical day!”

Andree Iffrig

Contact Information

403-968-4816

info@full-circle-adventures.com

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