Join Amy at Forth and Forage for a free taster into the world of wild food. No foraging experience is necessary to enjoy this gentle journey along the Herne Bay downs.

Expect to get up close and personal identifying edible plants and practicing safe and sustainable foraging. Our star species is also an invasive one which dominates the landscape in areas, so enjoying this edible plant can help provide more space for native species.

Suitable for: Everyone. Footpaths are available for the entire route and facilities are available at the King’s Hall. Dogs welcome

This is a free event for the Walking for Wellbeing community. If you’d like to enquire about a private tour, family events and more, visit www.forthandforage.co.uk and sign up to the free forager’s newsletter for the latest!

Hi, I’m Zoe.

A qualified Health & Wellbeing Coach.

With 17 years of experience as a registered paramedic in the NHS, I now run my own practice as a Health & Wellbeing Coach, specialising in helping individuals improve their health and wellness through balanced nutrition and lifestyle changes.

Reaching mid-life, I experienced the challenges of perimenopause – struggling with anxiety, mood swings, fatigue, brain fog, and fluctuating weight. Feeling lost and seeking a new direction, I embarked on a journey to become a Health & Wellbeing Coach, driven not only by my own needs but also by a deep desire to help others reclaim their health and happiness.

My mission is to inspire and support you in embracing a healthier, more fulfilling life, through building sustainable habits that prioritise your well-being. I want to help you feel your best—energised, confident, and strong in your own skin.

Andy Taylor has lived in Whitstable for over 20 years and has a life long passion for nature and the outdoors. In the last few years he has been involved in the CT5 Peoples Forum and the EcoGroup, guiding wildlife walks and leading nature-related workshops.

He works with the Butterly Conservancy on Kent’s Magnificent Moths project and in particular with regards to our extremely rare local moth, the Fishers Estuarine, of which he is a designated ‘Species Champion’.

Andy campaigns on local issues such as the ongoing pollution in our seas and waterways and sometimes appears on TV as a local spokesperson. He also advocates for wildlife friendly gardening and was once a winner of Kent Wildlife Trust’s garden of the year.

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