Wild Walks South West is a business with a social and environmental purpose. Founded in 2007 by Rachel Lambert to teach wild food in an accessible and sustainable way to people from all walks of life. Since then it has grown in its aims and reach though still with these values at the core, motivated by the understanding that the greatest threat to our ecological stability is our disconnect from nature.

Our vision is be bring people together in nature, celebrating 'weeds' and forgotten plants for their amazing benefits to ourselves and the whole of our eco-system. Collaborating to create a world where biodiversity, beauty and appreciation thrive, building a healthy, balanced environment together. I hope you can join us.

About Rachel Lambert, MA, BA, IBMTdip

It was over 25 years ago by an old, crumbling, Devonshire stone-wall that my wild food journey truly began. My friends drew me closer and introduced me to Pennywort growing snugly in that wall - it quenched my thirst and tasted as fresh as peas – and my world changed foreveI have facilitated groups and individuals for three decades, working across the arts, community, environmental and well-being sectors. I have trained with some excellent teachers, including nature herself (see my CV below), and am a certified coach and somatic educator alongside being a wild food guide. Foraging is the glue that brings together the things that I love; nature, time outdoors, creativity, walking, good food and people.