Join Dr. Lindsay Chimileski, ND, herbalist and acupuncture specialist, for a nature-immersive hike where you’ll explore the incredible world of medicinal mushrooms, wild herbs, and edible plants growing right in our backyard.
With special guest Aubrey Carter of MushroomMonday.com—a passionate fungal educator and advocate for sustainable mushroom foraging, known for blending science, storytelling, and spore-based wisdom in a way that’s approachable and inspiring.
This guided walk will open your eyes to the abundance of healing allies along the trail—learn how to safely identify, ethically harvest, and connect with the wild medicines of summer.
✨ What to Expect:
– Hands-on plant & mushroom ID
– Holistic insight into traditional uses
– Sustainable foraging practices
– Nature connection + community
– Q&A along the way
Whether you're a curious beginner or seasoned plant lover, this is a chance to deepen your relationship with the land and the wisdom it holds.
Bring:
Comfortable walking shoes, water, notebook, and your curiosity.
📍 Location: [Add location or “TBD upon registration”]
Come walk with us—wild medicine is waiting.
A CT native, Aubrey found mushrooms through an ecological lens. He has worked at different ecological institutions in and around the NYC area — most prominently with the Central Park Conservancy in Manhattan and Manitou Point Preserve in Garrison, NY. Nearly five years ago, he started a weekly newsletter at mushroommonday.com that highlights different mushrooms he finds throughout his travels. Additionally, he has cultivated mushrooms both indoors and outdoors, spoken at different mycological conferences, and recently helped reestablish the Cape Cod Mycological Society.
Join Dr. Lindsay Chimileski, ND, herbalist and acupuncture specialist, for a nature-immersive hike where you’ll explore the incredible world of medicinal mushrooms, wild herbs, and edible plants growing right in our backyard.
With special guest Aubrey Carter of MushroomMonday.com—a passionate fungal educator and advocate for sustainable mushroom foraging, known for blending science, storytelling, and spore-based wisdom in a way that’s approachable and inspiring.
This guided walk will open your eyes to the abundance of healing allies along the trail—learn how to safely identify, ethically harvest, and connect with the wild medicines of summer.
✨ What to Expect:
– Hands-on plant & mushroom ID
– Holistic insight into traditional uses
– Sustainable foraging practices
– Nature connection + community
– Q&A along the way
Whether you're a curious beginner or seasoned plant lover, this is a chance to deepen your relationship with the land and the wisdom it holds.
Bring:
Comfortable walking shoes, water, notebook, and your curiosity.
📍 Location: [Add location or “TBD upon registration”]
Come walk with us—wild medicine is waiting.
A CT native, Aubrey found mushrooms through an ecological lens. He has worked at different ecological institutions in and around the NYC area — most prominently with the Central Park Conservancy in Manhattan and Manitou Point Preserve in Garrison, NY. Nearly five years ago, he started a weekly newsletter at mushroommonday.com that highlights different mushrooms he finds throughout his travels. Additionally, he has cultivated mushrooms both indoors and outdoors, spoken at different mycological conferences, and recently helped reestablish the Cape Cod Mycological Society.
