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I think it is a great idea - I would have thought that whoever is leading it will make the point more than once that you have to be certain you know what you are eating when you are foraging, so could be a good opportunity for your son to get a good grip on the idea that you do need to be careful when eating things that you find.
DO people eat random plants and berries on those walks? I really doubt it. What better way for your boy to learn to recognise what's good to eat & what isn't than by taking him on guided walks like this? I think it's a great idea & your husband isn't being logical.

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