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Forage and Feast May

This month Dave has three more plants for you, after a strangely dry April - two edibles and one that should definitely be avoided.

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Super Zain's Berghaus Campaign!

It’s been such an exciting couple of weeks. You might have spotted one of our lovely team members all over the Berghaus website and socials - it’s our Zain!

BLOG: Forage & Feast September

This month, Dave Winnard has three mushrooms to look for, two nice edible species and another deadly species to AVOID.This month forage for Aniseed Funnel, the Shaggy Inkcap and the deadly Brown Rollrim. 

GM charities receive £1,024,000 to connect people with nature and tackle climate change

Groundwork Greater Manchester, City of Trees and the Mersey Rivers Trust have been awarded a grant of £1,024,000 from the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund to connect people with nature and deliver nature-based solutions to climate change in Manchester’s river valleys

BLOG: Forage & Feast August

This month I have some berries to look for, a nice edible mushroom and one of our most deadly species to AVOID.

Pupils from Wellacre Academy Work Hard to Improve Their Local Park

As part of the Wellacre Community Access Scheme project, City of Trees have held a series of outdoor learning sessions with Year 9 Pupils from Wellacre Academy.

BLOG: Forage & Feast July

The calm before the storm… this month feels like the final dress rehearsal before the big show of berries, nuts and mushrooms are finally here. That is not to say there is not plenty to search for this month, such as species from previous articles, like Elder, japanese rose, linden flowers and Darwin’s barberry.

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