Edible Wild Food
Harvesting Wild Edibles
Jan 21, 2015
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Harvesting charts are a great resource to have so you know what is ready to be harvested, and what part of the plant is to be used. Foragers and herbalists alike can plan their trips into the wild to collect what they need when the time is just right.
Read MoreThe Wild Wisdom of Weeds: Review
Dec 31, 2014
The Wild Wisdom of Weeds is a must-have book for those wanting to expand their knowledge on thirteen common plants. In addition there are many great recipes to try out and enjoy!
Read MoreFood Crisis North of the Tree Line
Dec 17, 2014
There is a food crisis in Canada's far north and far too many people are going to bed hungry every night. Perhaps the only possible solution may be having people of the north return to some of their traditional ways.
Read MoreGoldenrod Gall: Survival Food
Dec 04, 2014
The goldenrod gall has intrigued many foragers yet they never really knew what was inside. Many think it is an abnormal growth on the stem yet there is life in that round protrusion.
Read MoreEmergency Bag Essentials
Nov 22, 2014
"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." Ben Franklin was a very wise man and his words have resonated through the decades among those who are prepared. No one can know when a crisis will hit but when it does, being prepared will lessen the impact.
Read MoreForaging Week in Thunder Bay
Sep 02, 2014
Foraging Week in Thunder Bay was organized by Ontario Nature and I was thrilled to be a part of this incredible event.
Read MoreDandelion Juice
Aug 09, 2014
Dandelion Juice is loaded with nutrients that will 'naturally' energize you!
Read MoreWild Edible of the Month
Jul 24, 2014
New - exciting - never been done - a monthly publication about wild edibles that will eventually be like having your own wild edible encyclopedia!
Read MoreProperly Identifying Edible Plants is Critical
When researching wild edibles it is mission critical to always use resources that use botanical names. There are far too many errors out there so you should always double if not triple check your sources to be on the safe side.
Read MoreEdible Wild Plants Pictorial Guide
