Name: Australian Bushfood Education Centre
Address: Wagga Wagga Beach, Wagga Wagga, NSW, 2650, AU

Come on an exciting journey into the world of bush foods, medicinal plants and native botanicals!

With over 20 years of experience and a lifetime of passion and knowledge, you can explore and forage for common plants and bush foods under the guidance of Wiradjuri woman, naturopath & nutritionist.

They offer a range of guided walking tours and yarning sessions, hands on workshops & online or in person programs throughout Australia. They are leaders in Native Food and Medicine Education promoting connection to Country, culture, language, sustainability and health. Ideal for adults, workplaces, guest lecturing, school aged children and those wanting to create edible gardens and farms.

This is a must try experience! Let their passionate educators guide you on a journey into bush foods and native plants, build health from the ground up and gain a new perspective on the many plants you walk past every day.

Come on an exciting journey into the world of bush foods, medicinal plants and native botanicals!

With over 20 years of experience and a lifetime of passion and knowledge, you can explore and forage for common plants and bush foods under the guidance of Wiradjuri woman, naturopath & nutritionist.

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Weed Walks and Bushfood Talks

Join a walk and experience the amazing world of bush foods and medicinal plants today! Discover the healing power of nature with Weed Walks and Bushfood Talks. Join a guided journey into the amazing world of medicinal weeds and native plants by exploring the area for common weeds and bushfoods and how these plants are used for food and healing. Walks emphasise respecting the traditions and customs of the Aboriginal people, with talks highlighting the importance of sustainable and safe foraging practices to ensure the continued existence of these precious plants for future generations.