Winter Wild Foods: Beginners Foraging Walk

In this two hour beginners foraging walk, in collaboration with Jemima Hall, we will forage what is abundant in our natural environment in Winter.

Jemima will introduce you to foraging consciously and sustainably according to the Hunter-Gatherer Way. We will start by identifying some beginners edible foods including leaves, roots, seeds, flowers, mushrooms and trees. We will then discuss our findings and enjoy some wild tea.

We will meet at 1pm at the Saracen Fountain in , Glasgow, G31 3LJ. The walk will last for 2 hours, finishing at 3pm.

All ages are welcome! Free event!

More information about Jemima's previous workshops and art practise can be found on instagram @jemima.e.hall and on her website www.jemimaelisabethhall.com

Food & Climate Action is a project delivered in partnership with 6 organisations in Glasgow and funded by The National Lottery. Our Glasgow East host organisation is The Space.

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Accessibility:

The park has a network of paths throughout of varying surfaces although we may be going off the paths for this event. The park has step-free access.

Public toilets are available at the former depot at Sannox Gardens and Community Hub at Bowling Green (subject to opening times)

Please dress warmly for the December weather, and in waterproofs and walking boots incase we go off the track and into mud. We will try to keep a pace to stay warm, and will enjoy a cup of hot tea at the end as well.

Getting Here:

Closest transport links are:

• Alexandra Parade rail station, approx 4 mins walk away
• Bannatyne Avenue bus stop, serviced by busses 38, 38A, 38B, 38C 38E, approx 3 mins walk away
• St Rollox Bowling Club bus stop, serviced by busses Bannatyne Avenue bus stop, serviced by busses 38, 38A, 38B, 38C, 38E, and 8, approx 5 mins walk away
• Aitken Street bus stop, serviced by busses Bannatyne Avenue bus stop, serviced by busses 38, 38A, 38B, 38C, 38E, and 8, approx 6 mins walk away

This event is funded by The National Lottery

Host or Publisher Food and Climate Action (Glasgow Community Food Network)