Plant Identification Walks
Learn to recognize local medicinal plants and deepen your relationship with the land.
Plant Identification Walks are guided outdoor experiences where Candace introduces you to the plants growing around us — their names, characteristics, traditional uses, and the teachings they offer. These walks invite you to slow down, observe closely, and reconnect with the natural world.
These walks are educational, rooted in reciprocity and respect. They are not foraging trips; instead, they help you understand how to meet plants responsibly, ethically, and with curiosity.
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What You'll Explore
Identifying local medicinal plants
Understanding plant energetics and seasonal cycles
Ethical and reciprocal harvesting principles
Folk and Indigenous teachings
Guided sensory and grounding exercises
Building confidence in recognizing plants on your own
All walks are trauma-informed and accessible for most mobility levels. Candace adjusts pace and teaching style for each group.
Seasonal Availability
Plant Identification Walks are offered seasonally:
Spring – tender shoots, new growth, early medicines
Summer – full bloom, plant energetics, field identification
Fall – roots, seeds, late-season teachings
Walks are not available in winter due to plant dormancy.
If you'd like a spring, summer, or fall walk, you can request a date early, as these sessions fill quickly and are weather-dependent.
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Whether for yourself, your family, a group of friends, or a community organization, you can request a personalized Plant Identification Walk below.
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