“Weeds” are good for eating and healing
Be curious and let yourself be surprised by the discovery of good “weeds” for Gardens de the ecumene.
Wild plants grow spontaneously at a time and in an environment that is favorable to them. Whether they grow in fields or in the garden, they are sometimes invasive and considered weeds. However, several of them can be very good on our plate, rich in nutrients and economical.
At the end of this workshop, you will know how to recognize good herbs and you will be able, just like our ancestors did, to add them to your table as an accompaniment, as a herbal tea or to use them for therapeutic purposes with different recipe ideas that will be presented to you. .
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Date:
- July 13 2024
Hour
- 10 h 00 min - 16 h 00 min
Price
- $ 85
Location
- 2855 hp. of l'écoumène, Saint-Damien, J0K2E0
Organizer
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Vitaforêt
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The Vitaforêt workshop is a training company, specializing in the identification, gathering and processing of wild plants and mushrooms for food and medicine.
speaker
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Celine BouchardDuring her thirty-year career in urban planning, your trainer Céline Bouchard was particularly interested in the protection and development of natural environments in Montreal. Greatly passionate about mushrooms and wild plants for healing and nourishment, she followed training in the identification and collection of non-timber forest products (NTFP). In 2016, she created her company, the Vitaforêt workshop, whose mission is to raise awareness of NTFPs through training and harvesting activities in respect of the natural environment.
