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Are you interested in learning how to locate, identify, and sustainably harvest the wild edible plants of Pittsburgh and the surrounding regions? My name is Adam Haritan, and I am a wild food enthusiast, researcher, and forager. I learned the value of wild food foraging while studying nutrition at the University of Pittsburgh. It was…
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Wild Food Walks, Workshops, and Guided Nature Hikes. Are you interested in learning how to locate, identify, and sustainably harvest the wild edible plants and mushrooms of Pennsylvania? My name is Adam Haritan, and I am a wild food enthusiast, researcher, and forager. For several years, I have been leading wild edible plant and mushroom walks throughout the woods, forests, and fields of Pennsylvania as a way of reconnecting humans with their land. FREE Guide to Medicinal Mushrooms of Pennsylvania! Enter...
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Wild Food Walks, Workshops, and Guided Nature Hikes. November 2, 2016. Fall Flora and Fungi Hike at McConnells Mill State Park. On Sunday, November 13th I will be leading a great event Fall Flora and Fungi Hike at McConnells Mill State Park and, I’d love for you to join us! During this event, we will hike a 2-mile loop around the park while discussing various subjects related to Pennsylvania’s flora and fungi, including:. Edible and medicinal plants. Edible and medicinal mushrooms. Here are more details:.
Wild Food Walks | Foraging Pittsburgh
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Wild Food Walks, Workshops, and Guided Nature Hikes. Many walks, events, and workshops are scheduled for the autumn and winter months of 2016, and I typically announce them a few weeks in advance. To receive updates on these events, please subscribe to the email list (located a bit farther down the page). Thanks! 8220;Fall Flora and Fungi Hike At McConnells Mill State Park”. Edible and medicinal plants. Edible and medicinal mushrooms. Tree identification, along with edible and medicinal uses. And registr...
Learn Your Land | Foraging Pittsburgh
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Wild Food Walks, Workshops, and Guided Nature Hikes. Attend events. Access naturalists. Connect with nature. Learn Your Land is dedicated to connecting you directly with nature via the services of the nation’s best naturalists. Wouldn’t you love to stay up-to-date with your area’s foraging events, mushroom forays, bird walks, wildflower ID classes, animal tracking workshops, and more? Click here to see what Learn Your Land. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Loquats, Plums, and Urban Foraging | Ancestral Arts
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Ethnobiology: foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills and tools, herbal medicine, and traditional ecosystem management. Loquats, Plums, and Urban Foraging. Here is a cool website that maps the location of fruit trees in urban areas across the world.:. It was invented in the SF Bay Area, so the data are especially rich here. Downtown Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA. This entry was posted in Ethnobotany / Foraging. February 23, 2015. Methods to Gather Wasps and Bees to Eat →. All That the Ra...
Tree Lobsters Live! | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. For this location was the only one on the rock where a tiny remnant of its earlier bush-covered glory survived the fell 1918 invasion of shipwrecked Norwegian rats, Rattus norvegicus. Were found grazing upon the Melaleuca. These are the heaviest flightless insects in the world. Bush The d...
loquat | Ancestral Arts
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Ethnobiology: foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills and tools, herbal medicine, and traditional ecosystem management. Loquats, Plums, and Urban Foraging. Here is a cool website that maps the location of fruit trees in urban areas across the world.:. It was invented in the SF Bay Area, so the data are especially rich here. This entry was posted in Ethnobotany / Foraging. February 23, 2015. Follow Ancestral Arts on WordPress.com. Follow Blog via Email. Join 33 other followers. Now at: ...
Grasshopper Hunting Methods of American Indians | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. Grasshopper Hunting Methods of American Indians. Most American Indians ate grasshoppers (plus crickets and katydids: the orthoptera) as an integral part of their diet, collecting vast quantities in the summer, drying them and grinding them into flour to store for the winter. July 10, 2014.
Harvester Ants (Pogonomyrmex sp.) Used as Ritual Hallucinogen by California Indians | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. Harvester Ants (Pogonomyrmex sp.) Used as Ritual Hallucinogen by California Indians. Harvester ants; were used as a hallucinogen and medicine by southern California Indians (Blackburn 1976, Groark 1996). Of 03-1.1 mg/kg (Schmidt and Blum 1978, Groark 1996). April 21, 2014. Address never m...
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. Bug Honeydew was a Sweet Treat for California Indians. Ringtail Cats has moved on to AncestralArts.net! Please follow me there! This sugar-rich exudation of. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. June 25, 2014. How to Make Moccasins: a Photo Guide. 5) After correcting for any size / sha...
The Make and Use of Redwood Canoes by the Yurok Tribe | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. The Make and Use of Redwood Canoes by the Yurok Tribe. From my new blog. Yurok traditional redwood canoe. Photo credit: http:/ www.actaonline.org/content/acta-welcomes-19-teams-apprenticeship-program. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. July 11, 2014. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Follo...
New Map of Old North America Shows Indian Tribal Nations; what causes variation in tribe density? | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. New Map of Old North America Shows Indian Tribal Nations; what causes variation in tribe density? To stay updated, please follow my blog’s move to AncestralArts.net! See the full story here: The Map of Native American Tribes You’ve Never Seen Before. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
March | 2015 | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. Monthly Archives: March 2015. This blog has moved to ancestralarts.net. Please visit ancestralarts.net for all new posts since last spring. I no longer post to ringtail cats, but all the past posts on ringtail cats are linked in order at ancestral arts. March 5, 2015. Top Posts and Pages.
Bug Honeydew was a Sweet Treat for California Indians | Ringtail Cats
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Ethnobiology: exploring the nature-human relationship; ancestral arts; foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills, tools, medicine, spiritualism, ecology, and natural history. Primitive Skills and Tools. Bug Honeydew was a Sweet Treat for California Indians. Ringtail Cats has moved on to AncestralArts.net! Please follow me there! This sugar-rich exudation of. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. June 25, 2014. How to Make Moccasins: a Photo Guide. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your...
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Foraging Israel- Wild Edibles of Israel
Foraging Israel- Wild Edibles of Israel. With Ronit Peskin, Veteran Foraging Instructor. Reviews of Ronit Peskin's Foraging Classes. Tuesday, June 28, 2016. I have been teaching foraging classes for years already, blogs about frugal living at PennilessParenting.com and am currently writing two foraging books- one instructional about plant identification, and one with foraged recips. This class is open to adults only, not to children. Here's the facebook page for the event:. Tuesday, April 5, 2016. Foragi...
Foraging Kew | An epic journey around the eating places of Kew
An epic journey around the eating places of Kew. China Pearl, Sandycombe Road. Pizza Express, Royal Parade. The Indian Oven, Sandycombe Road. Kew Gardens Oriental Cuisine, North Road. Coach and Horses, Kew Green. The pizza place without pizza. China Pearl, Sandycombe Road. A week later Simon ordered some Chinese food from them. He thought it was very nice, although he can’t remember now what he had (this food blogging lark is more difficult than you think – note to self take notes). A...Create a free web...
Foraginglondon's Blog | For all your foraging needs in London
For all your foraging needs in London. A Joint Post and a Demonstration at JW3 London. 8212; foraginglondon @ 13:20. Tags: Nettle and wild garlic pesto. Nettle and wild garlic Soufflé. What an exciting opportunity we got – to lead some urban foraging workshop for a London-based community centre this spring. This will also result in some joint posts with my other blog. Where I publish mostly grain free recipes which I create to work with the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. We try to follow at home. Heat the o...
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Foraging Pictures, Photos, Wild Edible Plants & Mushroom Images
1514 pictures of 235 different plants and mushrooms taken on "Wildman" Steve Brill. Wild edible foraging tours in the NYC area. Can also see the pictures in walking tour and season order. Blackberry, European Cut Leaf. Cuckoo-flower, or Ragged robin. Curly dock (Yellow dock). Hercules club, or devil's walking stick. Heracleum maximum (Heracleum lanatum)]. Plantain, Long Leaf. Raspberry, Purple Flowering. Viburnum opulus or V. cassinoides]. Rosa rugosa, etc.]. Gill-over-the-ground, or ground ivy.
Foraging Pittsburgh | Wild Food Walks & Workshops
Wild Food Walks and Workshops. Are you interested in learning how to locate, identify, and sustainably harvest the wild edible plants of Pittsburgh and the surrounding regions? My name is Adam Haritan, and I am a wild food enthusiast, researcher, and forager. The wild food diet is the diet that we, as. Have been consuming for the majority of our time on this planet, and it is the diet that we are most adapted to. This realization has led me to pursue a lifestyle of wild food foraging while unearthing the...
Foraging Prepper
Just as the bear forages for food.we also should prepare for bumps on the road. Yesterday I made a great pot of Veggie soup, with polish Kielbasha. Turned out great, and we end up with 2 quarts and a pint that we canned. Here is the recipe that I used, my friend HossBoss on APN. http:/ americanpreppersnetwork.com/. Shared with me. Here it is if you are interested in a great soup. 1 package of Polish Kielbasha. 1 Jar of Spaghetti Sause. (keep the jar). 1 can of Tomato Paste. 2 tsp of mined garlic. Do you ...
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Sacred Garden School of Foraging and Earth Skills
Sacred Garden School of Foraging and Earth Skills. Here you will find studies and journaling of my work with primarily western "Wild" plants and their uses for food, medicine, and tools. Get recipes.foraging book reviews.and listings of my upcoming classes. Enjoy! Wednesday, April 6, 2011. The pollen plume is coming from the male cones on my Gray Pine (Pinus sabiniana). Don't leave the cones in a plastic bag for long.because they have moisture in them which will condense inside the bag. So why do this?
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