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Coastal Foraging Walkshop

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Cottosloe Avenue BBQ Area
Cape Woolamai VIC, Australia
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Sun, 21 Sep, 10am - 12pm AEST

Event description

Come and join us for an immersive coastal foraging experience.  Our knowledgeable Ethnobotanist Jess will take you on a guided walk along the pristine bay beach of Phillip Island while introducing you to local native plants and their uses. During the walk, Jess will also describe the evolutionary traits of each family and some basic plant physiology. 

Were so lucky at this event to have a special guest. Sammy Trist is a proud and passionate Taungurung woman of the Kulin Nation. Sammy is a multidisciplinary artist having exhibited in numerous galleries and has public sculptures, murals and creates digital designs. Sammy has a contemporary eye for an ancient artist skill. Sammy’s cultural awareness training is designed to create knowledge and unity in an inclusive manner. Sammy uses her 30 years' experience in the education system to professionally engage and inspire people in a friendly and safe space.

Following the walk, we will have a light morning tea inspired by the native plants you have just learned. 

The walk will go ahead in most weather conditions, so pack a raincoat or hat and sunscreen, or both (this is Victoria).  The walk is easy with no fitness level required.  We will be walking a total of about 1-2km.  The beach is great for swimming so pack a pair of bathers and towel for an afterwards dip! 

 

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Cottosloe Avenue BBQ Area
Cape Woolamai VIC, Australia
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