Create your own unique private event
Immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of our California landscapes by hiking with Laura Pasetta owner of Wild Rootz, a certified California naturalist, professionally trained in therapeutic herbal medicine and outdoor enthusiasts.
Create your own unique event by selecting from a variety of topics or have Laura help you customized a memorable outdoor experience that meets all your groups expectations.
Private Zoom Class
CREATE A STAY AT HOME CLASS
Cooking class: healthy holiday cooking, seasonal dishes
Medicinal and culinary usages of herbal plants
Learn how to make salves, balms, syrups teas and more
Create your own class for you and your family
TASTE OF THE WILD
LAND TO TABLE CULINARY EXPERIENCE
Identify wild edible plants
Learn medicinal and culinary usages
Delicious culinary tasting experience
MEDICINAL PLANT HIKES
NATIVE PLANT HERBAL EXPERIENCE
Identify Native plants
Learn how to use herbal plants as medicine
Hands-on projects; salves, balms, syrups, teas and more
MINDFULLNESS IN NATURE
FOREST BATHING
Guided walk through nature
Calming meditative walking exercises
Notebook and journaling
Herbal tea ceremony
VARIETY OF OTHER OUTDOOR TOPICS
Hikes & Adventures Ideas
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Explore our local riparian, oak or chaparral forest
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Wildflower identification
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Waterfalls, or spectacular panoramic views
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History of plants used for food and medicine
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Discovering California native trees
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Ethnobotany – study of how the indigenous people uses native plants for food, medicine & tools
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Uplifting and mindfulness hikes
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Wild urban weeds for food and medicine
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Guided equine nature rides
Groups are encouraged to schedule as far in advance as possible to insure availability of desired dates.
Home Schooling Programs– Nature makes the best classroom!
Laura Pasetta’s programs offers a unique outdoor classroom experience, with a tailored approach to home school studies. Her outdoor programs are filled with opportunities of exploration, observation, crafting and team work.
Programs for students are designed to provide a meaningful outdoor experience, as well as help promote respect for and facilitate a personal connection to nature.
Topics examples;
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Science-based information on Californian ecosystems
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History of Southern California Native American uses of plants for food, fibers, tools and medicine
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Explore local natural habitats, including oak, riparian and chaparral forests
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Wide variety of nature related topics, insects, wildflowers, fire ecology, watersheds, California ecosystems and geology
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Fire and water ecology
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Wildflower identification
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Discovering California native trees
Groups are encouraged to schedule as far in advance as possible to insure availability of desired dates.