Nature walk in Wassaic: Foraging at the Peace Sanctuary

June 8, 2022

<strong>Led by herbalist Jessica Rose Lee, a class of 12 participants took a foraging tutorial along the World Peace Sanctuary’s Wisdom Trail on Saturday, May 21. <em>Photo submitted</em></strong>

Led by herbalist Jessica Rose Lee, a class of 12 participants took a foraging tutorial along the World Peace Sanctuary’s Wisdom Trail on Saturday, May 21. Photo submitted <strong>Participants learned how to make a delicious maple cake with stinging nettle leaves, local maple syrup, dandelion leaves and ground ivy toppings at the Forest Foraging workshop held at the World Peace Sanctuary. <em>Photo submitted</em></strong>

<strong>Participants learned how to make a delicious maple cake with stinging nettle leaves, local maple syrup, dandelion leaves and ground ivy toppings at the Forest Foraging workshop held at the World Peace Sanctuary. <em>Photo submitted</em></strong>

Participants learned how to make a delicious maple cake with stinging nettle leaves, local maple syrup, dandelion leaves and ground ivy toppings at the Forest Foraging workshop held at the World Peace Sanctuary. Photo submitted

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