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Wildcrafting

  • Rockford City Hall 7 South Monroe Street Northeast Rockford, Michigan, 49341 United States (map)

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Lea Sevigny of Joyful Wildcrafting invites you to look at your landscape with new eyes, transforming backyards, sidewalks, and parks into potential pantries. Whether you're a seasoned nature enthusiast or just beginning to explore the outdoors, this lecture will equip you with information to safely and ethically forage for wild foods, deepen your connection to the natural world, and add a unique, local flavor to your diet. More than just identifying plants, we'll cover essential guidelines to ensure your foraging adventures are both rewarding and responsible.

About the Presenter:
Lea Sevigny connects with nature in many ways, but she especially enjoys foraging for items to make food, herbal remedies, and artistic creations. Through her business, Joyful Wildcrafting, Lea guides others to embrace the natural world. She is committed to practicing and teaching sustainable and ethical foraging practices rooted in place, most often in West Michigan.

Learn more about Lea on her website.        

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