Wild Bites helps communities invest in healthier futures by giving children and their families practical lifelong food skills, nutrition knowledge, and positive shared experiences around food-all through a flexible delivery model designed to minimize demands on community staff.
Sabrina Bovee, RD is a Registered Dietitian and founder of Wild Bites, bringing nutrition expertise together with a passion for creating engaging, practical learning experiences for children and families.
Through Wild Bites, Sabrina partners with First Nations communities to create food and nutrition experiences that are approachable, interactive and fun. Families cook together, explore food and build practical kitchen skills they can use at home.
At the heart of Wild Bites is connection. Each community brings its own strengths, culture, families and priorities and Wild Bites is designed to make space for those differences.
I’ve always felt drawn to work that makes a meaningful difference in people’s lives. From supporting vulnerable populations in Africa to working in eldercare, my life has been shaped by a deep appreciation for human connection, compassion, and the opportunity to help others thrive.
Over time, I felt increasingly called toward prevention—helping children and families build healthier lives through education, practical skills, and meaningful experiences.
In 2023, I received funding through Impact Canada to explore my innovative ideas for addressing the challenges of Type 2 diabetes. That opportunity opened the door to what would eventually become Wild Bites, bringing together my passion for wellness, creativity, and community.
Along the way, Elders came into my life in unexpected and meaningful ways. Their wisdom, encouragement, and guidance helped shape my journey, deepening my appreciation for traditional knowledge and community-led approaches to wellness.
Today, Wild Bites is an expression of that journey. It’s about more than food or cooking. It’s about creating opportunities for children and their caregivers and grandparents to transfer knowledge, learn together, build confidence, connect, and share joy in the kitchen.
I believe that meaningful change begins with fun and connection, and that even the smallest experiences can inspire healthier habits that last a lifetime and can impact families for generations.
It's been a wildly beautiful journey so far, and I can't wait to meet you and your team and journey together!
Our Wild Bites team combines nutrition expertise with humour, storytelling, and entertaining videos to make food education fun, engaging, and memorable for children and families.
Our Wild Bites team transforms screen time into an interactive, skill-building experience that gets families cooking and learning together. Through adventurous food and nutrition experiences, children can explore new foods, practice kitchen skills, and build confidence through hands-on learning.
With humour, curiosity, and cooking at its core, Wild Bites makes nutrition education approachable, fun, and achievable—and gives families experiences they want to continue.
Wild Bites recognizes that every community has unique priorities, resources and goals. That’s why we work with community leaders and partners to shape a program that aligns with your existing health, nutrition and prevention initiatives.
Our approach starts with listening. Together, we identify your community’s needs, determine the right level of customization and develop a program that reflects the families you serve—without requiring your team to build it from the ground up.
Customization can include:
Whether you’re looking for a ready-to-deliver program or a more tailored community experience, Wild Bites offers the flexibility to make it your own.
Your community sets the priorities. We bring the expertise, resources and support to help bring the program to life.
Every community is different. Let’s talk about your goals, the families you serve, and how Wild Bites can be brought to life in a way that works for your community.
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Wild Bites is based in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, on Treaty 4 Territory, the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis. We are grateful to live and work on these lands and honoured to connect with Indigenous communities across many traditional territories.