Spring Foraging for Wellbeing (for adults)
About the day
Come and connect to the quiet of the woods as you learn about and befriend some of the plants that are abundant in late spring and explore their uses for food and medicine.
We will focus on plants and practices that nourish our hearts and nervous systems whilst walking the land and gathering respectfully.
We will share tea and other medicines and learn through story, song, information and experience.
Who is this day suitable for?
- This course is suitable for adults, no experience necessary.
The day will cover
- Learn to identify spring edibles safely and sustainably
- Explore plant medicines to nourish the heart and nervous systems to boost resilience and wellbeing
- Learn tree songs and story as we forage
- Create an opportunity to engage in simple nature connection
- Connecting with local community
Course Fee
By donation.
These days are generously funded by the National Lottery Awards for All, which enable us to offer these days for free. Fully funded places are available and if you feel called to offer an exchange and are able to, we welcome any donations to support our work in planting trees with children. Thank you.
Terms & Conditions
Please read our Terms and conditions, linked here.
About the tutors

Lucinda Warner: Lucinda is a medicinal Herbalist, naturopath and nature lover. She loves to spend time on the Downs with the plants that grow there and can often be found in her kitchen blending, brewing, bottling and batching any number of strange and wonderful potions and elixirs. Lucinda loves sharing her experience of the many gifts that the natural world has to offer and empowering others to know and use some of the common plants that grow freely around us. You can find her at www.whisperingearth.co.uk

Erica Shorter: Erica has been learning and playing in nature as a Forest School Leader and Nature Connection Mentor for over 10 years. She is happiest wandering barefoot in the forest and brings a flavour of deep nature connection into her work with children and adults. She is informed and inspired by the 8 Shields and is passionate about creating spaces for people to deeply connected with nature and their inner landscapes.







