Plant Medicine Walk in Kenosee

Wild Medicine Walk with Dr. Wendy Davis ND: 

Discovering the Medicine Growing Around Us And How to Use it For Healing 

Saturday, September 5th | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Kenosee Lake, SK

Starting at the Dog Park (Box Elder in the Park)

 $20 per person | Maximum 20 participants

Did you know that some of the plants growing right here in our Saskatchewan backyards, fields and forests have a long history of medicinal use?

Join Dr. Wendy Davis ND for a guided Wild Medicine Walk through MMPP and discover the incredible plants growing all around us.

During this two-hour outdoor experience, Dr. Wendy will help you identify local plants in their natural environment while sharing information about their traditional and modern uses, how they have been used as medicine, and different ways plants can be prepared for medicinal purposes.

What You’ll Learn 🌿

• How to recognize and identify a variety of local medicinal plants
• Traditional and modern uses of different plants
• Which parts of the plants may be used
• Ways medicinal plants can be prepared and transformed into herbal preparations
• Important considerations for safe and responsible use
• Practical information you can continue learning from at home

You’ll also receive educational handouts and resources to take home, so you can enjoy the walk without worrying about remembering every detail!

More Than a Plant Walk

This is also an opportunity to slow down, get outside, move your body and connect with both nature and a community of like-minded people.

Dr. Wendy will be available throughout the walk for conversation and questions, making this a relaxed, interactive learning experience rather than a formal classroom setting.

Come learn about the plants growing around us and reconnect with knowledge about plant medicine that humans have explored and passed down for generations.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, September 6
Time: 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Location: Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Kenosee Lake, Saskatchewan
Meeting Point: Dog Park within the park
Cost: $20 per person
Group Size: Maximum 20 participants

Rain or Shine! 🌦️

This event will take place rain or shine, so please dress for the weather. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended, along with rain gear if the forecast calls for it.

You may also want to bring water, sunscreen, a hat and bug protection.

Registration

Space is limited to just 20 participants.

Purchasing this event registration reserves one spot on the Wild Medicine Walk and includes your educational resources.

After registering, you’ll receive additional event information and educational materials by email.

Ready to discover what’s growing around you? Reserve your spot and join Dr. Wendy for a morning of plants, movement, community and learning. 🌿

This event is for educational purposes only. Information provided is not intended as individualized medical advice. Proper plant identification and appropriate safety precautions are essential before consuming or using any wild plant medicinally.