Our walks are kept to a maximum of 10 for your benefit!
Our Edible plant walks introduce you to a dozen edible, wild plants and non-native species. You get to know a few plants using your sense of smell, touch, taste, and, hearing historic stories that help you to connect with each plant.
On these walks you will learn:
- Easy methods to identify plants
- What a healthy plant community is
- Edible plant parts in the current season
- A few local toxic plants to avoid and more!
Price per person: $50 for a 2.5 hr walk.
Inner City plant ID walks - half day ($50 pp)
NEW SUMMER PLANT WALK DATES:
Mon. June 19th - Wonders of the Wetlands - FCPP - 6 to 8:30 pm
Tues. June 27th - Wild mint, onion and weeds for soup and salad. Weaslehead park 6 to 8:30 pm
Fri. June 30th - Wild salad Greens of , Fish Creek Prov. Park - 1 to 3:30 pm *Family friendly*
Fri. July 14th - Edible berries of Edworthy park - 6 to 8:30 pm * Family friendly
Wed. July 19th - Edible berries of Fish Creek Prov. Park - 6 to 8:30 pm *Family friendly!*
Sun. July 23rd - Edible plants of the Wild West! - Long Prairie, Turner Valley - 9 to 11:30 *Family friendly*
Sun. July 30 - Edible food forest of Diamond Valley - 9 to 11 am * Family friendly*
Wed. Aug. 16th - Edible plants of the Wild West - Turner Valley - 9 to 11:30
Tues. Aug. 22nd - Edible plant walk of Riverpark - 1 to 3:30
Wed. Aug. 30 - Edible Plant walk of the Foothills - 10 to 1 pm - Turner Valley.
Sat. Sept. 9th - Edible seeds and weeds of the Weaslehead - 10 to 12:30
Full day foraging walks ($65pp)
More Introduction to ethical and safe foraging is found at building plant relationships
Re-wild yourself and reunite with nature's wisdom!
"I had an excellent, educational, relaxing edible herb walk with Julie Walker. The route was not too crowded and full of interesting plants. Julie was very enthusiastic and knowledgable about edible plants. Our group felt safe and well cared for with her as a guide. I would recommend this experience for any foraging, nature, or herbal enthusiasts. Very inspired teachings and extremely honorable interactions with nature. Thanks Julie!" - Kelsey B
"I always know and trust you will be providing a magical experience for folks." - Malcolm Saunders, Proprietor, the Light Cellar
Julie,
I had the pleasure of joining you for your March 26th, Sunday Edible Plant Walk. I was most impressed! You have an obvious passion for plants, speaking about them with obvious fondness and awe, and a deep respect for First Nations culture. As well, you convey information about trees, shrubs, and flowers in an engaging way. Thank you for using your time and energy on behalf of the natural world.
Janice Rider
Hello,
Are there any Edible Plants walks planned for this year?
Thank you,
Diana
Thank you Janice. Sorry for my tardy response. We have been busy in the field all this month! I believe we talked about your interest. Please remind me, did we talk about you wanting to forage? Thank you Janice. It is easiest to reach me at info@full-circle-adventures.com
Blessings,
Julie*
Hello Diana, our next program is June 11th. Please send me an e-mail to info@full-circle-adventures.com and I can give you all the details. We are slowly changing our programming format and the website. My apologies for the tardy reply and thank you so much for your interest!
Blessings, Julie Walker