Tour Overview
July 5th 2020
Dear guest,
We are now doing tours and with advance notice we can plan with you and schedule your tour. Group sizes need to be modified with our 1 guide to 10 student guests to work within our best practices to curve and prevent the Covid 19 outbreak.
Candace T. Campo and Larry Campo – Aboriginal Eco Tours & Talaysay Tours
If you have any inquiries please email info@talaysay.com.
Wishing you, your family and friends, health and wellness.
Sincerely,
Candace T. Campo and Larry Campo – Aboriginal Eco Tours & Talaysay Tours
Each plant, each tree has its own story. Explore Stanley Park, Beaver Lake, with a local First Nations guide-educator and learn about the land, through the stories and teachings of the local trees and plants that were harvested by First Nations people for food, technology and medicine.
- This program shares indigenous practices of living, via sustainable and selective harvesting
- The Tree of Life – Cedar, it’s sacred gifts: medicine, technology, shelter, clothing, transportation
- West Coast Temporal Rain Forest – an ultimate community network
- The Land is Us and We are the Land – land management techniques, the social practices. Selective burning, the various forms for practiced agriculture, transplanting, pruning
- Your class will learn about the Maple tree, Douglas Fir tree, Red Alder tree, the Western Hemlock, and the many wild berries and medicinal plants of this regions
- Plants as medicine, frog leaves, plantain, horsetail – the forest is our grocery story and pharmacy