Hi foragers, The season has begun! Morels are in full swing; photos from last Monday below. I'm

Hi folks, I'm taking folks out near Asheville on Wednesday from 1:30-4:30. We might find chaga,

see notastelikehome.org Alan

Hi folks, On Sunday I took a couple through my friend's backyard and counted over fifteen edibles

Hello seekers, My last public wild foods walk of the season will be next Saturday, October 15th from

Intrepid Eaters, September is the peak mushroom month, especially now that it's thankfully

Hi folks, I had a long, peaceful winter, once again focusing on The REAL Center. That is, aside from

on Sunday, in Barnardsville, photos below i'm leading a morel hunt this sunday also the first No

Anyone interested in getting out for a winter tree/flora id walk? Jonathan

Arthur Haines, Ancestral Plants John Kallas, Edible Wild Plants Alan Muskat, Puer Aeternalis The REAL

lovely -- and sad -- little article by a foraging teacher in LA Remembering Euell Gibbons http://

That is interesting to know about dandelion greens, but even more so about the ferns..i still haven

seems so early A www.alanmuskat.com This is the miracle that happens every time to those who really

no more secret spots... Go augmented foraging with your Android phone A group of Dutch coders have

Greetings intrepid forages! DATELINE: Last 5000 years: indigenous hunter-gatherers disparaged by

Alan, Thanks for this article. Wondering if you have any pictures of you and Frank or just Frank that

Hi Alan. I signed up for your class on July 10, Where do we meet that day? Thanks, Steve On Tue, Jun

That's a great price. I assume my friend Luke one of the teachers for this but I'm not sure.

...and other shenanigans same spot as last week: Barnardsville, N-facing bowl, 3500 feet, poplar (now

Appalachian food traditions Ethnobiologist Gary Nabhan will give the lecture “Appalachian Food

Hi folks, I finally fixed a problem that kept me from posting from my email account. I took a hike in

Hi folks, I hear lobster mushrooms are out! Perhaps elderberries still as well. Follow this link to a

Be sure that you put discarded seeds in garbage to go to landfill. Do not put in compost or flush