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Join Heather of Heathery Heights and Jane of Seafield Baskets for a weekend of basket weaving and wild food at the lovely Seafield Farm in the Heart of Argyll. You will learn the art of basket weaving, make your own berry foraging basket, explore the coastal hedgerows and woodland and learn about and collect seasonal wild berries and edibles. Wild refreshments and lunches are provided on both days and you will be able to help prepare a wild lunch with some of the wild edibles collected too. This bespoke experience has limited numbers so early booking is essential. Accommodation is available locally.

Join wild swim coach Dónal and wild food guide Heather on Tayvallich Estate for this FREE half day sensory and immersive pilot community experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food picnic together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll. A FIRNS Community Joint Venture Project for Highlands Rewilding. This free pilot event is funded by NatureScot, Net Zero Scotland and The National Heritage Lottery Fund. For late availability or to join a waiting list where an event is shown as currently full please contact us on 07899765240 or send me a message via our contact form, thank you.

Located in beautiful Knapdale, with special permission from Nature Scotland, this immersive half day experience offers an introduction to the principles of sustainable foraging amongst ancient woodland before enjoying a wild lunch together round the firepit at the Argyll Beaver Centre.