Foraging on Country is an opportunity to practice deep listening as you walk alongside Amber and her Gumbaynggirr ancestors, identifying edible and health-giving plants and deepening your relationship with Country and her kin

This experience is about more than learning about plants. It is an invitation to reconnect with Indigenous wisdom, to walk in mindfulness, and to develop a respectful relationship with the living world around you.

Together we will explore the contemporary uses of wild plants, and simple ways to access the spirit of Country in your everyday life.

What you can expect

A guided foraging walk on beautiful Gumbaynggirr Country.
Learn to identify seasonal edible and medicinal plants.
Discover the traditional and contemporary uses of local species.
Explore ethical and sustainable foraging practices.
Learn about respectful harvesting and caring for Country.
Hear stories about the cultural significance of plants and landscapes.
Taste seasonal wild foods and herbal infusions (where available).
Plenty of opportunities to ask questions and deepen your knowledge.
Leave inspired to see your local environment with new eyes.

No previous experience is necessary, just curiosity, comfortable walking shoes, and a willingness to slow down and connect.

Please note: Plant availability changes with the seasons, so every walk is unique. This experience is educational in nature and encourages respectful observation and relationship with Country.

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