Plymouth Cancer Champions Foraging Walk: Closed Group

Firestone Bay is a stunning spot in Plymouth, located on the shores of the UK’s first National Marine Park. Beyond its scenic views, the area is rich with fascinating plants and natural wonders. Join us for a botany walk, where we’ll discover the local flora thriving along the shore and cliffs.

Led by a local expert, you’ll learn to identify a variety of plants, uncover the folklore and traditions surrounding them, and explore the ways these plants have been used for centuries. From ancient stories to practical tips on foraging, you’ll gain a deeper connection to the natural world and its cultural significance.

What we’ll provide:

• A guided walk by a local expert, sharing insights into local plants, their uses in folklore, and tips for foraging

• A chance to explore the history and cultural importance of the plants in the area

• Tea and hot drinks provided at the end

What you’ll need:

• Comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear 

• A phone for photos or notes along the way

Facilities:

• Public toilets are available nearby

• Moderate mobility is required for this event, though the walk is accessible for mobility scooters than can go on grassy terrain

Meeting Point: Oasis Cafe (Foodbank) - we will then travel together by bus to RWY (provided for by PSNMP) 

Please note: The event is subject to a 24-hour cancellation period in case of bad weather conditions.