🌿 Wild Plant Walk: Foraging + Herbal Wisdom
Saturday, August 22nd • 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Pendleton King Park • 1600 Troupe St, Augusta, GA 30904
Step into nature and discover how alive the landscape is! ✨
Join me for a Wild Plant Walk where we’ll explore the herbs and trees of Euchee Creek. You will learn how to confidently identify them, understand their ecological roles, and uncover their traditional and modern herbal uses.
This walk is perfect for:
🌱 Curious beginners who want to start foraging safely
🌿 Herbal enthusiasts looking to expand their materia medica
🍄 Nature lovers who want to deepen their connection to the land
🌾 Gardeners who want to recognize native and useful plants in all seasons
What you’ll learn:
✔️ Key plant ID features
✔️ Which species are edible, medicinal, or toxic
✔️ Sustainable foraging ethics
✔️ Southeastern folk and clinical herbal knowledge
✔️ Ecological insights from a trained ecologist (M.S.) + herbalist
Details:
📍 Pendleton King Park - 1600 Troupe St, Augusta, GA 30904
📅 Saturday, August 22nd
⏰ 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
💲 Cost: $30
Come reconnect with the land, learn the stories of the plants around you, and step into a deeper relationship with your local ecosystem.
Registration Required. Further details will be emailed after ticket purchase.
Important:
Walk will happen rain or shine. Cancellations will only occur if there are heavy rains or thunderstorms. All participants will need to sign a Release of Liability Agreement before we begin the walk. Children 12 years and older are allowed on the walk but need to be supervised by their parent/legal guardian as well as have their parent/legal guardian sign a Liability Agreement. Review From a Past Student:
“I got so much out of the wild plant walk. Cheyenne is knowledgeable, kind, and patiently answers questions with details, and in a way anyone can understand. She makes it fun, just by being her authentic self, and her humility is refreshing. I’d highly recommend trying a walk, and see for yourself. I will definitely be doing more classes with her.” - Terri
🌿 Wild Plant Walk: Foraging + Herbal Wisdom
Saturday, August 22nd • 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Pendleton King Park • 1600 Troupe St, Augusta, GA 30904
Step into nature and discover how alive the landscape is! ✨
Join me for a Wild Plant Walk where we’ll explore the herbs and trees of Euchee Creek. You will learn how to confidently identify them, understand their ecological roles, and uncover their traditional and modern herbal uses.
This walk is perfect for:
🌱 Curious beginners who want to start foraging safely
🌿 Herbal enthusiasts looking to expand their materia medica
🍄 Nature lovers who want to deepen their connection to the land
🌾 Gardeners who want to recognize native and useful plants in all seasons
What you’ll learn:
✔️ Key plant ID features
✔️ Which species are edible, medicinal, or toxic
✔️ Sustainable foraging ethics
✔️ Southeastern folk and clinical herbal knowledge
✔️ Ecological insights from a trained ecologist (M.S.) + herbalist
Details:
📍 Pendleton King Park - 1600 Troupe St, Augusta, GA 30904
📅 Saturday, August 22nd
⏰ 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
💲 Cost: $30
Come reconnect with the land, learn the stories of the plants around you, and step into a deeper relationship with your local ecosystem.
Registration Required. Further details will be emailed after ticket purchase.
Important:
Walk will happen rain or shine. Cancellations will only occur if there are heavy rains or thunderstorms. All participants will need to sign a Release of Liability Agreement before we begin the walk. Children 12 years and older are allowed on the walk but need to be supervised by their parent/legal guardian as well as have their parent/legal guardian sign a Liability Agreement. Review From a Past Student:
“I got so much out of the wild plant walk. Cheyenne is knowledgeable, kind, and patiently answers questions with details, and in a way anyone can understand. She makes it fun, just by being her authentic self, and her humility is refreshing. I’d highly recommend trying a walk, and see for yourself. I will definitely be doing more classes with her.” - Terri