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FORAGE (verb) = to search madly for; to collect for nutrition;
to take to use FORAGE (noun) =
land of plants that animals feed upon
Hunting and Gathering Culture = Foraging
Culture
| Fauna Wants to Eat your Weeds |
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| Artist - Sarianna Pauliina |
What is a squirrel on an acorn foray? Scroll down for answer!
Foraging offers the most beneficial nutrition and freshness
food can muster. There is food everywhere - if you know when, where, and how to look. Being educated in what is
edible and what is not is key. To know how to forage is a skill that is beneficial, particularly for as population
rises, and climate change drives web of life disruptions and destructions, there is less and less food to be found.
Please replenish what you forage by replanting and catching from waterways and fields - and a little extra....
U.S. Aid from the American People
There are a large number of foraging books. Please
research as to the authentication of the author/s expertise and There are many plants that other animals eat, while for
humans are poisonous. Please use caution, as there are many look-alike plants that are poisonous, and many
are immediate "eat and kill." Do not especially pick mushrooms unless you are with a trained
expert, such as a Mycologist. Serenade and www.goserenade.org does not endorse nor is responsible for any links below and clearly states here that you forage completely at your
personal risk. While in the United States of America, Traditional
Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, and Naturopathic Medicine are licensed fields (Naturopaths - N.D., Acupuncturist - LAc, and
Doctors of Oriental Medicine - D.O.M.,), there is no such thing as a "master," "certified," "licensed," or "registered"
herbalist. [This page being constructed right now! - October, 2017!]
A squirrel on an acorn foray
is an oak-raider!
"In the Minds of Plants" - BBC
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