Whether your dad prefers summit or sea, we have foraging and wild food courses to suit everyone; and this father’s day we are offering 10% off any of our courses when you use the code ‘DAD10‘ at checkout – valid even on the big day itself. We can also send you a personalised e-voucher, simply include the recipients name and a short (less than 25 words) message in the order notes when you checkout.
To make father’s day weekend extra special we are running a course on each day, on 15th June we have a Foraging and Wild Food course which takes place in a private woodland near Ruthin, and on Sunday 16th June we will be at Borth y Gest, near Porthmadog for our Coastal Foraging course.
Father's Day Weekend
Our Foraging and Wild Food course is our most popular foraging course, during the 4 hour woodland wander we will find and talk about around 25 different edible and toxic species which are commonly found in the UK. This course takes place in a private 90-acre woodland near the town of Ruthin in North Wales.
On Saturday 15th June we have a Foraging and Wild Food course running which will start at 9am and finish around 1pm, you can book your places here and if you would like a gift voucher then please let us know in the order notes at checkout.
Our Coastal Foraging course lasts for around 2 hours and takes place on a sandy and rocky stretch of coastline by Borth y Gest near Porthmadog in North Wales. During the course we discuss around 20 different edible and toxic species which includes everything from mussels to marsh samphire.
On Sunday 16th June we are running a Coastal Foraging Course which starts at 10am and will finish around 12pm, you can book your places here and if you would like a gift voucher then please let us know in the order notes at checkout.
Every year Wild Food People run a calendar of foraging and wild food courses in North Wales.
From forests and meadows to seashore and coastal – all of our courses are focused on food, ecology and giving participants the confidence to go and find these foods for themselves.
We work with nature.
We deliver expert foraging and wild food training as part of our wider work managing habitats in North Wales.
Every single one of our courses and events feeds back into improving those habitats, helping to provide healthy ecosystems for our local wildlife and communities.