Wild Medicine foraging walk Thursday 11th June, 7pm - 9pm Burrs country park, Bury, Lancashire

In these times of challenge and change, it becomes even more important to reconnect to nature. Nature on your own doorstep, and what better way than in a foraging walk, where we learn about local medicinal plants and how to use them in medicine. 

These old ways are crucial in these times and not only teach us valuable skills but also help ground us in nature.

In this gentle walk around the Burrs, we will learn about the plant allies in the herb troughs, by the river, and along the paths. I'll also be bringing some herbal tea to taste. 

The walk will be 2 hours, and we will keep to the paths.

Expect to meet valerian, vervain, nettle, cleavers, meadowsweet and mugwort as well as many other great herbs and wild food plants.
The cost for this is £18 and needs to be pre-booked via PayPal.
Refunds are not given. The walk will go ahead even when it rains.