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Seasonal Foraging Series

Build a lasting relationship with your local landscape through seasonal foraging and plant-based learning.

What Is the Seasonal Foraging Series?

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Why Learn Through the Seasons?

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July: Summer Berries & Wild Fruits

Saturday, July 26 | 12:00–3:00 PM

Build your confidence identifying edible summer berries while learning about seasonal ecology, harvest ethics, and the medicinal uses of the plants growing around us.

During this walk you'll explore:

🍒 Cornelian Cherry

🍇 Blackberries

🍷 Wineberries

🌿 Fragrant Sumac

🍒 Black Cherry

You'll practice:

• Plant identification

• Harvest ethics

• Seasonal observation

• Wild food uses

• Herbal applications

• Herbal medicine

• Sustainable harvesting

📍 Bronx, NY

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Join Us This Season

Explore the Seasons

Every season offers its own lessons, plants, and ways of seeing the landscape. Explore what's growing now while discovering how the rhythms of the year shape our relationship with the land.

Current Season

Summer

Growth
& Abundance

Discover berries, wild fruits, flowers, and medicinal herbs while building confidence identifying and harvesting the plants of summer.

Autumn

Harvest
& Preparation

Learn to identify roots, nuts, mushrooms, seeds, and late-season fruits while exploring how the landscape prepares for winter.

Winter

Observation
& Reflection

Discover buds, bark, evergreen trees, and winter ecology while sharpening observation skills and learning to read the quiet landscape.

Spring

Emergence
& Renewal

Experience the return of edible greens, blossoms, tree buds, and the first medicinal plants as the landscape awakens.

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