Weekend Wildcrafting Series: Seasonal Skills for Self-Reliance (Wk 3 Sat)

Experience the ancient art of wildcrafting through our comprehensive monthly series! Each weekend brings a new opportunity to connect with traditional knowledge and develop practical skills for harmonious living with the natural world.

Our rotating curriculum covers a diverse range of wildcrafting skills that change with the seasons, ensuring year-round learning builds your self-reliance toolkit while deepening your relationship with the natural environment.

Participants will explore local ecosystems while learning sustainable harvesting ethics, traditional processing techniques, and practical applications for wild materials. Whether you're interested in wild foods, natural medicine, traditional crafts, or simply connecting more deeply with nature, our weekend sessions offer hands-on experience in these time-honored practices.

All skill levels welcome, with each session designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced wildcrafters. Our small group sizes ensure personalized instruction and minimal environmental impact. Every activity emphasizes sustainable practices that honor both traditional knowledge and modern conservation ethics.

Join us in rediscovering the timeless connection between humans and the natural world through the art of wildcrafting!

5 out of 10 strength and endurance - approximately 2 - 3 mile walk on very few dedicated paths

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Dorothea Dix Sunflower Field, 1987 Umstead Dr, Raleigh, United States