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Are you yearning to connect more deeply with Earth? To learn how to harvest the foods and medicines that are growing freely and abundantly all around you? To find your community of like-minded people and break free from the rat race of consumerism?Foraging School is an opportunity to learn how to identify, harvest and enjoy the abundance of food and medicine that is growing in your region while deepening your connection with Earth and growing your community.
We are elated to be hosting Foraging School in the Duluth area and we welcome you to join us!
Our host is 15th Street Farm.15th Street Farm is a nonprofit urban educational farm that help contribute to quality of life by facilitating learning and community building around "Good Food" from soil to fork. They host communal farm-to-table dinners and educational events. Mark your calendars for December 16th as well, where Robin will be a speaker for a forage-to-table dinner and "Ikigai" inspired presentation the week before this Foraging School. More details coming soon.
Register here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/robingreenfield/2486334
Event Details:
15th Street Farm
342 15th St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33705
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Foraging School Schedule and Content:
10:00 Intro to Foraging School and Opening Circle
10:45 Foraging Walk
12:15 Lunch Break and Community Time
1:15 Foraging Walk
2:45 Break
3:00 Class and Q&A
4:00 Closing Circle
4:30 Community Time
5:00 Foraging School Ends
•Identifying, Harvesting and Preparing Wild Food and Medicine
•Foraging Walks and Plant Identification
•Tips to become a successful forager from me, an experienced forager!
•Including discussion of toxic plants
•Identifying plants to avoid and “lookalikes”
•Timing the harvest and identifying when plants are edible
•Sustainability and Ethics of Foraging
•Food Processing and Preservation
•Discussing the basics of foraging equipment — drying, freezing, canning and cold storage
•Tips for efficiency so you can actually break free from the grocery store
•How and Where to Safely Forage
•Including discussions on pesticides, industrial pollutants, car exhaust, urban foraging, etc.
•Deepening your Connection with Earth and our Plant Relatives and Living in Reciprocity
We will likely meet 15 different plants on our Foraging Walks. There is a lot to cover, so many of the topics listed above will only be briefly discussed. We'll dive in as much as we can in the time we have.
Accessibility for new foragers: I strive for my work to be accessible and open to all. Foraging School will be accommodating even for those who have never foraged a bite of food in their life. In fact, those are the people who stand to gain the most!
Suggested Donation: $75-$150 per adult.
Your financial donation will support my service to Earth, humanity and our plant relatives as well as help to meet my basic needs. Foraging School is my primary means of raising the basic funds I need. Your donation will truly help me to be more effective and efficient in the work I do for our shared home. I welcome you to contribute what you can with joy and gratitude. Please do not give out of a sense of duty or obligation.
We strive for our events to be accessible to all regardless of financial means. To receive a scholarship to attend, simply fill out this form.
As an act of deep reverence and gratitude, we are happy to provide Foraging School at no financial donation to Black and Indigenous folks. Of course, all are welcome to make a donation if desired, but we are truly happy to provide this opportunity for healing and connection.
Food:
We invite you to make this a potluck and to bring food to share with others. For communal foods, we encourage:
-Package free or minimally packaged
-Whole foods - unprocessed or minimally processed
-No chemical ingredients, preservatives or dyes
-Sustainably produced/organic, locally grown, foraged/harvested.
What to Bring:
Food. Water will be provided. Please bring your own reusable water bottle to fill. We encourage reusable dishes, utensils, cups. Cloth towels for napkins and tissues. If you have them you can bring: hand pruners or scissors, work gloves, small bags for harvesting food. Anything else you need to meet your needs for comfort. 15 Street Farm just asks that you help clean up after yourselves and keep the space tidy.
Foraging School will be on rain or shine.
Pets:
We love all animals. We are requesting that no pets be brought to Foraging School. If you have a service animal that you desire to bring, please contact us in advance.
A little about Robin’s relationship to foraging: In 2019, Robin completed a year of growing and foraging 100% of his food and medicine. In 2022, he completed a month of foraging 100% of his food – with no gardens – down to the salt, oil and spices. He began passionately leading plant walks in 2022 and has a wealth of practical advice to share from experience of how you can truly break free from the global, industrial food system and live happily on the abundance of Earth. At the same time as being a highly experienced forager, he remembers what it was like to feel confused and overwhelmed and he is able to meet every new or advanced forager where they are at to be of best service. On October 8th, 2026, he completed a year of foraging 100% of his food, based in his homeland of Northern Wisconsin while traveling the nation living by example and sharing his knowledge. He would absolutely LOVE to connect with you at Foraging School, sharing his deep experience and relationship with our plant relatives.
All information for Robin's Year of Foraging and events can be found here: https://www.robingreenfield.org/foragingyear/
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15th St Farm, 15th Street Farm, 342 15th St N, St Petersburg, FL 33705-2016, United States, St. Petersburg
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