Wildcraft: A Foraging Journal
Written by Danielle Galvin, Owner of Herbaceous Goods
Book Description: What is wildcrafting? Wildcrafting (or foraging) is harvesting wild plants. This could be for food, herbal preparations, or even crafts. Wildcrafting is how our ancestors gathered their food supplies, and we want to preserve our ecosystems to ensure our offspring can do the same.
Gathering wild plants can be overwhelming for new herbalists. Many of us were taught not to eat anything wild when we were children, and the fear of accidental poisoning is still within us. Through working with the land and gathering wild materials, we can reaffirm our connection to nature, gain confidence in our self-sufficiency, and learn how to care for our families.
This foraging journal begins with information about how to harvest wild plants ethically, tips & tricks for a smooth harvest, and ends with note-taking pages to track your locations, ecosystem health, and anything else you wish to remember. I've seen people use theirs for herbal recipes, nature experiences, notes from herbal classes, and so much more.
I am so excited to share my book with you all!
Written by Danielle Galvin, Owner of Herbaceous Goods
Book Description: What is wildcrafting? Wildcrafting (or foraging) is harvesting wild plants. This could be for food, herbal preparations, or even crafts. Wildcrafting is how our ancestors gathered their food supplies, and we want to preserve our ecosystems to ensure our offspring can do the same.
Gathering wild plants can be overwhelming for new herbalists. Many of us were taught not to eat anything wild when we were children, and the fear of accidental poisoning is still within us. Through working with the land and gathering wild materials, we can reaffirm our connection to nature, gain confidence in our self-sufficiency, and learn how to care for our families.
This foraging journal begins with information about how to harvest wild plants ethically, tips & tricks for a smooth harvest, and ends with note-taking pages to track your locations, ecosystem health, and anything else you wish to remember. I've seen people use theirs for herbal recipes, nature experiences, notes from herbal classes, and so much more.
I am so excited to share my book with you all!
