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You can find upcoming Kaykima public classes below.
If you'd like to create your own class don't hesitate to reach out and we can work out a location, date and topic!
Upcoming Public Classes
July 2023
July 7
Red Deer
Mushroom/Plant Foraging And Wild Cooking
Kin Canyon
1- 4pm
$80+gst (includes foraging bag and field guide)
CLICK TO REGISTER
July 8
Edmonton Area
Mushroom/Plant And Wild Cooking
Chickakoo Natural Area
1- 4pm
$80+gst (includes foraging bag and field guide)
REGISTER HERE
July 17
Calgary
Mushroom/Plant And Wild Cooking
Carburn Park
1-3pm
$27+gst (includes field guide)
CLICK TO REGISTER
August 2023
Adult Mushroom/Plant Foraging and Plant ID
August 6 1-4pm
Chickakoo Recreation Area
Stoney Plain AB
$55 (includes field guide)
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Mushroom/Plant Foraging and Wild Cooking
August 7 1-4pm
Cooking Lake
Sherwood Park AB
$80 (includes foraging bag and field guide)
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Wilderness Living 2 Day Campout
August 22-23
Southern Alberta Area
Willow Creek West Camping Area
$295 Per Family Group (Immediate Family)
Early Bird Discount $250 (until August 9th)
CLICK TO REGISTER
Private Class Bookings
Looking to book a private class?
Kaykima Wilderness takes private bookings across the province of Alberta. Please read on for more information on how to book your private homeschool, church, team-building, corporate networking, or other fun outdoor event!
Scheduling
When contacting us to book, please include preferred days of the week, time of day, and any specific dates you are looking for. We have limited availability in each area within the province, but we'll do our best to work with you to create a one-of-a-kind event.
We are currently booking 2-3 months in advance, and our weekend availability is limited. Please note that classes will be subject to rescheduling in the event of severe weather watches and warnings. For more information, please see our FAQ page.
Location
We teach in many locations across the province. These include public land use zones, crown land, civic and municipal parks, private land, and with some notice, provincial parks. Please click here for our full land acknowledgment, as we recognize the history and current status of Treaties 6, 7, and 8 land.
