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Highlights
Forage for wild mushrooms, salad greens, fruits, berries, and medicinal herbs while learning about the ecology of local parks and open space
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About This Deal
The call of the wild is like a call from an elderly grandparent: though you can't quite make out what's being said, you feel better about yourself when you answer. Pick up nature's phone with this voucher.
Choose from Three Options
- $16.40 for a wild-food and ecology tour for two (up to a $40 value)
- $ for a wild-food and ecology tour for four (up to an $ value)
- $37.20 for a wild-food and ecology tour for six (up to a $120 value)
Naturalist "Wildman" Steve Brill takes groups of kids and adults on walks through the likes of Central Park, Prospect Park, and other public areas throughout the region. On his walks, he teaches participants how to identify and forage for edible and medicinal wild plants and appreciate their time with nature. All tours last several hours. See the schedule for upcoming dates and tour lengths. Specific meet-up spots are listed here.
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Reservation required, 24 hour advance notice required. 24hr cancellation notice required or fee up to voucher price may apply for 2-person option; $25 fee may apply for 4- and 6-person options. Not valid for tours sponsored by third parties. Subject to weather. Limit 12 per person. May be repurchased every 365 days. Must use promotional value in 1 visit(s). Valid only for option purchased.
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About "Wildman" Steve Brill
"The whole world is my garden," author and naturalist Steve Brill told the Los Angeles Times in 2012—and he means that literally. For more than 32 years, the naturalist has been taking groups into the relative wilds of New York City and beyond to find treasures—edible ones—in parks and other public areas. From identifying mushrooms to knowing where medicinal plants are likely to grow, he helps tour-goers open their eyes to wild foods that have always been right in front of them and even provides recipes to help them make the most of their finds.
