Dual mushroom and herb tour for groups in Berlin
Teamevent from €50.00 per Person
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About this experience
In this “dual” leadership, the team is divided into two sub-groups. Group A starts with a mushroom tour, while team B also enjoys a guided tour of herbs. After 1 — 2 hours, teams are changed. Optionally, it is possible to carry out a rally at the end. Our herbal experts with a scientific background offer an objective and varied introduction to the topics of healing, edibility, nature conservation, and much more.
What can you expect?
Many visitors from other countries envy our big cities for their large green spaces, urban forests and parks. In fact, a big city like Berlin or Frankfurt has a greater biodiversity than many monocultures — agricultural landscapes far away from cities. Our herbal experts have been working with wild plants for many years and all have a scientific background. It is important to us to approach the various subject areas objectively and present conventional medical as well as folk medicine perspectives in the area of healing effects without evaluating them.
The following topics are discussed:
- Ingredients & healing effects
- Edibility & use as a wild herb
- Conservation & sustainability
- History & mythology
- Biology & ecology
- Trees & shrubs
Where can the course take place?
The course can take place at various locations in Berlin. The tour can take place at the following locations:
- Rosenthal Nord
- Volkspark Jungfernheide
- Grunewald
- Neuenhagen S-Bahn
- Wuhlheide
- Herzberge Landscape Park
How does this experience take place?
- Division of the group into two subgroups
- Part A: Mushroom tour
- Part B: Herb tour
- Change groups after 1—2 hours
Who is it suitable for
The course is suitable for all teams who would like to get to know the wild herbs of the capital better together. So you don't need any previous knowledge.
Details to remember
Waldsamkeit
Wild herbs in the big city! Biologist and wild herb expert Manuel Larbig knows the difficulties that beginners in particular have when distinguishing between edible and poisonous plant species.
Very nice people and we've learned a lot
