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Wildfoodplants.com

Sunny Savage, host of the series ‘Hot on the Trail with Sunny Savage’, helps us untame our lives by incorporating wild foods into our modern-day diets. She holds an MS in Nutrition Education and has traveled to all 7 continents, learning from the plants and the people along the way. Her vision is that this website will become a clearinghouse of information and resources for wild food plants worldwide.

Foragersharvest.com

Forager’s Harvest is author Sam Thayer’s website. The mission of the site is to promote foraging – the pastime of responsibly harvesting and utilizing wild food - by providing knowledge. We do this through articles, publications, classes, workshops, presentations, and consulting. At Forager’s Harvest we look at wild food from many angles of interest: health and nutrition, gourmet cooking, wilderness survival, thrift, self-reliance. We also believe that responsible foraging builds environmental awareness and is the most ecologically sustainable method of procuring food. But more than anything, harvesting wild food satisfies a deep desire to connect with our roots and participate in Nature.  We forage because we love to, and invite others to join us.

NCHG.org

The twin-cities based North Country Herbalist Guild presents monthly a broad educational talks featuring local foragers, herbalists and alternative practitioners.

The website also features area classes and resource list of presenters and teachers.

Prodigalgardens.info

Great recipes and info!! Rose Barlow was an herbalist for over 20 years, practicing in the Wise Woman tradition. This is a tradition of healing through optimal nourishment using simple, safe herbs found in our own backyards, prepared by our own hands.  She specialized in nutritive herbs, developing recipes for wild foods and integrating wild food into modern diet and lifestyle. Though Rose passed on in June, the  website is still maintained by the Coulee Region Herbal Institute in Southwestern Wisconsin through donations of members & friends.

Wildmanstevebrill.com

Colorful and informative website by naturalist and forager Steve Brill. Includes many wonderful recipes, info and stories about gathering wild edibles. “By studying foraging and nature, we enjoy our renewable resources and reaffirm our commitment to preserving and rebuilding our ecological riches.”

Wildfoodadventures.com

Workshops are scheduled for Oregon, Washington, and elsewhere. Workshops, training, and presentations can be customized for anywhere in North America -John Kallas, Ph.D., Instructor

  • Mother Earth is Bountiful!

    The Wild Food Summit is an intensive, hands-on experience that explores ways to identify, harvest and prepare wild foods. With the guidance of the presenters, participants forage for food and prepare meals using pit cooking and outdoor baking. The annual event also explores the utilitarian and medicinal uses of plants.

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  • Wild Food Summit Flickr Group