-Be sure and check out my course calendar and events I participate in.
-Royal Roads University in Victoria BC offers non-degree courses on Wild Foods of Southern Vancouver Island, ethnobotany, and more.
-Royal Roads University in Victoria BC offers non-degree courses on Wild Foods of Southern Vancouver Island, ethnobotany, and more.
-University of Victoria School of
Environmental Studies
in Victoria BC has undergraduate and graduate level courses in Ethnobotany,
Ethnoecology, Traditional Systems of Land and Resource Management, Urban
Ethnoecology.
-Fairhaven College in Bellingham WA has degree
oriented courses in
Wild Food, Ethnobotany, and
Ethnoecology.
-Whatcom Community College in Bellingham
has a course in Ethnobotany
-John Kallas of Wild Food Adventures in Portland OR offers a large selection of
classes and has an excellent wild food book.
His website also has wild food book reviews.
-Ryan Drum is an herbalist, teacher and
plant forager based on Waldron Island in the San Juans. He provides classes, top of the line dried
seaweeds and herbs and great on-line articles.
See his website www.ryandrum.com.
-Langdon
Cook, a Seattle WA forager offers a blog with excellent wild food recipes,
book reviews, and adventures. He also
has a book by the same title as his blog, Fat of the Land.
-Elise Krohn of Wild Foods and Medicines is a tireless advocate
of Indigenous food and medicine. She
shares her vast knowledge of wild foods and herbal healing in thorough online
articles. She has also collaborated with
Native American Elders throughout western Washington to author two books, and
continues to teach through Northwest Indian College’s Traditional Plants and
Foods Program.
-Kim and Chris Chisholm operate Wolf Camp and Wolf
College in Western WA which offers wild food courses (and more) for youth
and adults.
-Earthwalk Northwest in
Issaquah WA offers a variety of wild food workshops and dinners.
-Leslie
Seaton of Fresh-Picked Seattle maintains a website with food events and
resources from around the Puget Sound.
Of special interest are her list of wild edible and medicinal classes
and her calendar.
-Heidi Bohan from Carnation WA is an author and teacher of workshops related to plant technology, foraging, ethnobotany, and more. See her website for more information.
-Rewild Portland offers camps and programs for youth and adults. Director Peter Michael Bauer also has an interesting blog about his wildcrafting adventures as Urban Scout.
-Kevin Curran teaches an ethnobotany class at USD in San Diego and maintains an interesting website called Ethnoherbalist where he explores the health benefits and cultural history of various medicinal plants. He also critically examines scientific literature concerning herbal remedies to see if healing claims are supported or refuted.
-Kevin FeinStein of Feral Kevin is a California Bay Area CA forager who offers courses, blog articles and videos.
-Kevin Curran teaches an ethnobotany class at USD in San Diego and maintains an interesting website called Ethnoherbalist where he explores the health benefits and cultural history of various medicinal plants. He also critically examines scientific literature concerning herbal remedies to see if healing claims are supported or refuted.
-Kevin FeinStein of Feral Kevin is a California Bay Area CA forager who offers courses, blog articles and videos.
-Sam Thayer of Forager’s Harvest has two best selling wild food books and
offers many wild food products and workshops.
His website also has great wild food and plant ID book reviews.
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