Plant Walk
Identifying Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants
A guided plant walk is an opportunity to engage with and learn more about the plants that grow around us. On this walk we will be learning to identify edible and medicinal plants, key identifying features and we will explore some basic preparations. For private walks and classes, please contact me.
I also offer foraging workshops through Forager’s Farms in Northumberland County, ON. More information on these classes and registration can be found here.
Workshop Details
This workshop will be held outside on grass, gravel and dirt trails so please wear appropriate clothing and footwear dependent on the weather. This is a (light) rain or shine event however in the case of extreme weather we will reschedule the event.
We recommend you bring a notebook and pen/pencil for note taking.
Private walks are available either on your property or at a public location. Please contact me directly for more details.
Date and Time
Sunday April 28th - 10am - 12pm (Sold Out)
Sunday June 16th - 10am-12pm
Sunday September 8th - 10am - 12pm
Location
We will meet in Jackson Park, Peterborough ON. Specific details for meeting place will be sent to you when you register.
Cost per class: 50$/person
Meet Your Instructor
Megan Kendrick is a Clinical Herbalist and registered Professional Member of the Ontario Herbalist Association. She has over 20 years experience wildcrafting, foraging and working with wild edible and medicinal plants. The majority of Megan’s training is from the Western Herbal and Alchemical perspectives and she has additional training in medical astrology and spagyric medicine preparation. In addition to her training as a herbalist, Megan is a trained chef with a background in fine dining and food television, and has completed several courses in nutrition. Megan believes that empowerment and education are some of the best tools we have for health. She is passionate about, and grateful to be able to share plant wisdom and knowledge through teaching, supporting clients one-on-one in clinic and working in education at Wild Rose College of Herbal Medicine. For more about Megan and her training, click here.