Riverside Foraging Workshop

Saturday April 26th, 2025
Bellingham, WA
(Directions to this riverside event will be sent to registered participants the week of the event)
12:00pm to ~5pm

Join Naturalist, Jazmen Yoder on a gentle walk along the river for a wild edible plant walk and wildcrafting workshop this spring!

In this course, learn to identify plants along the Nooksack River, and how to wildcraft your foraged finds into syrups and tinctures.

Learn about the incredible nutritional value of wild plants of the Pacific Northwest, practice mindful foraging, ID plants and mushrooms, and take home wildcrafted foods and medicines you make from your foraged finds.

There is no elevation gain on this trail, but quite a bit of walking, and a nice period of sitting to craft our concoctions.

All materials including tincturing and syrup-making supplies and equipment will be provided, but please bring your own jars (x2).

Things to bring with you to class:

• Discover Pass

• Dress for the weather (warm outdoor clothing)

• Your most comfortable walking shoes

• Snacks and water

• Notebook and pen (optional)

• Foraging basket

• Garden gloves (thicker the better. I have some available for borrowing)

• Two or three 12oz glass jars with lids.

Registered individuals will receive an email a few days prior to the event with driving directions, weather forecast, and a reminder of what to bring with you.

This will be a riverside field trip, and the exact location will be shared with registered participants only.

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