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Foraging As a Way of Life - A Year-Round Field Guide to Wild Plants

English · Paperback / Softback

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Nourish your family from nature's pantry. Foraging as a Way of Life documents a full year of wildcrafting for abundant local and seasonal eating. Lavishly illustrated, detailed descriptions of each plant are written in an accessible style, complemented by profiles, recipes, and tips for safe and sustainable harvesting.


List of contents










Disclaimer

Territorial Acknowledgment

Foreword by Nancy J. Turner

How to Use This Book

Welcome to This Book

Notes About the Land

A Year of Plants and Mushrooms

SPRING

March
Wild Ginger, Weeping Willow, Norway Maple, Kinnikinnick, Early Blue Violet

April Cleavers, Purple Dead Nettle, Oxeye Daisy, Hairy Bittercress, Stinging Nettle

May Dandelion, Asparagus, Prickly Lettuce, Black Elderberry, Catnip

SUMMER

June Red Clover, Salsify, Lamb's Quarters, Common Mallow, St. John's Wort

July Saskatoon, Sheep Sorrel, Thimbleberry, Oregon Grape, Black Hawthorn

August Curly Dock, Western Giant Puffball, Chokecherry, White Sweetclover, Plantain

FALL

September Purslane, Common Burdock, Chickweed, White Chanterelle, Lobster Mushroom

October Yarrow, Rosy Gomphidius, Black Walnut, Chicory, Dog Rose

November Late Fall Oyster Mushroom, Large-leaved Avens, Western Mountain Ash, Prince's Pine, Rocky Mountain Juniper

WINTER

December Field Pennycress, Trembling Aspen, Ponderosa Pine, White Spruce, Western Redcedar

January Lodgepole Pine, Interior Douglas-fir, Beaked Hazel, Western Hemlock, Paper Birch

February Common Barberry, Rocky Mountain Maple, Sulphur Cinquefoil, Black Cottonwood, Lamb's Ears

Acknowledgments

Glossary

Drawings

References

Websites

Index to Common and Scientific Names

About the Author

About New Society Publishers


About the author










Mikaela Cannon facilitates classes, workshops, and hikes focused on responsible foraging and wildcrafting, and is passionate about passing on to the next generation the skills and knowledge required to harvest and prepare wild foods. She and her family raise chickens, sheep, and vegetables on a small organic farm near Armstrong, Canada.


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Nourish your family from nature's pantry. Foraging as a Way of Life documents a full year of wildcrafting for abundant local and seasonal eating. Lavishly illustrated, detailed descriptions of each plant are written in an accessible style, complemented by profiles, recipes, and tips for safe and sustainable harvesting.

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