Every leaf holds a lesson. Every plant, a story.
We walk past them every day—these quiet teachers growing in parks, gardens, woodland, moors and along coastal paths.
The plants that once sustained our ancestors now stand unrecognised, their wisdom fading with each passing generation.
This is more than just a loss of interesting facts. It’s the burning of libraries.
A Revolution in Plant Knowledge
Travels With Plants isn’t just another nature podcast. It’s a complete reimagining of how we connect with the plant world around us.
A revolutionary approach to foraging that combines ancient wisdom with immersive learning.
This isn’t about consuming information. It’s about transformation.
When I created Travels With Plants, I had one goal: to craft the most powerful, immersive plant journey possible—one that would change not just what you know, but how you see the world.
Why This Matters Now
In a world where anxiety about climate breakdown and societal disconnection runs deep, reconnecting with nature isn’t just a pleasant hobby—it’s essential.
As one village healer in Greece told me, “When I die, centuries of plant knowledge die with me.”
This is happening everywhere:
- In every British village
- Across European towns
- Throughout American states
Plant wisdom is slipping away like water through our fingers.
An Immersive Experience Like No Other
What if your next walk changed everything?
Imagine wandering your neighbourhood green space and seeing it anew—where common plants become healing remedies, forgotten foods, and storytellers holding centuries of knowledge.
That’s what Travels With Plants delivers:
- Immersive audio journeys recorded on-site with plants in their natural habitat—you’ll hear the wind, birds, and ambient sounds as I guide you through each plant’s story
- Traditional food and medicine uses from Britain, Europe, America, and beyond
- Contemplative practices that deepen your relationship with plants beyond mere identification
- Monthly live online gatherings exploring seasonal plant wisdom
- Complete archive of plant knowledge spanning continents and traditions
Beyond Information: A Practice
This isn’t a mad dash to identify as many plants as possible. This is a gentle stroll through the landscape where when we meet a plant, that plant might be a stranger when we first meet them, but over time they become a friend.
Travels With Plants teaches you to slow down. To truly see. To develop a relationship with plants that transforms walks into journeys of discovery.
I record everything on location, sitting beside the plants I’m discussing.
You’ll hear the authentic sounds of nature—no studio clean-up, no artificial environment.
For People Who Want More Than Surface Knowledge
If you’re tired of the “sounds good in theory” approach to nature—those neatly packaged worldviews designed to make you feel comfortable—this journey is for you.
Travels With Plants is for deep thinkers seeking profound connection with plants. It’s for those who want to:
- Reconnect with nature in a meaningful way
- Harvest and use wild plants safely
- Achieve better health and sustainable living through foraging
- Find peace in an increasingly disconnected world
What Participants Say
Beta group members experienced transformations beyond their expectations.
Their outdoor experiences became “far more enlivened, far richer” as their curiosity was awakened and they learned to truly notice the world around them.
“This course offers a beautifully grounded approach to foraging. It strikes the perfect balance—deeply informative yet accessible, with just the right touch of nature’s magic. Robin’s teaching style is engaging, making the learning experience both enjoyable and practical.” — Barbara S., Beta Group Participant
“Robin’s course transformed my curiosity about foraging into a daily practice. It gave me the structure and motivation to explore wild plants, try new foods, and connect deeply with nature. The Zoom sessions made learning interactive, allowing me to share experiences and learn from others. Now, I drink wild teas weekly, make spring tonics, and add foraged greens to my meals. This course isn’t just about learning—it’s about integrating foraging into life.” — Sally R., Beta Group Participant
“I had already taken one of Robin’s in-person courses, but this online course deepened my knowledge and, more importantly, gave me the confidence to build on it myself. I now make a conscious effort to notice and engage with wild plants every day, even if I’m not always foraging. If you’re curious about foraging, this course is the perfect catalyst—it opens your eyes to the natural world in a way that stays with you.” — Chris M., Beta Group Participant
“Robin’s course is clear, well-structured, and easy to follow. The combination makes learning effortless and engaging. I now feel much more confident identifying and using wild plants.” — Caroline C., Beta Group Participant
“I was initially overwhelmed by the variety of edible plants, but this course helped me focus on identifying new ones and boosted my confidence in recognising those I already knew. I loved the teaching, especially the personal stories that brought the plants to life. The course also gave me new ideas for preparing and using foraged foods, and I appreciated the extra resources and the chance to connect with other foragers in the Zoom sessions.” — Pavla C., Beta Group Participant
The Details
- 6 months of immersive content (April-September)
- New plants covered each week
- Concise, focused lessons (typically 10 to 15 minutes)
- Practical exercises for deepening your learning
- Resources with botanically accurate photographs
- Ethical foraging guidance
- Multiple habitat exploration
Your Investment
£95
A Personal Note
I’ve spent over 20 years documenting vanishing plant traditions.
I’ve refined this unique foraging approach for over a decade, testing it with real people who experienced profound results.
This is more than a podcast.
It’s a doorway to seeing the world differently.
Are you ready to step through?
P.S. When people reconnect with this knowledge, something profound happens.
They begin to see the world differently, feel a deeper connection to their environment, and become part of the solution.