The Forager’s Feast
Wild edible plants intrigue me. The idea of snacking on edibles while walking down the trail appeals to me in a primal way. Most of us explore the outdoors … Continue Reading →
Learn Nature and Outdoor Skills
Wild edible plants intrigue me. The idea of snacking on edibles while walking down the trail appeals to me in a primal way. Most of us explore the outdoors … Continue Reading →
I went outside to play wiffle ball with my friend’s seven-year-old child. As I followed him out to the grassy yard he turned back to me, “There’s a bunny … Continue Reading →
A few years back, I spent the day with a small group of local trackers whose skill I respect very highly. They are generous with their time and knowledge … Continue Reading →
I am fortunate to encounter a number of very skilled people with a great deal to share. As a result, I find myself attending a variety of workshops/classes to … Continue Reading →
As I mentioned in my earlier post, the coast offers special hikes unlike those in the mountains or desert. Chief among them is “Tide Pooling.” These hikes along rocky … Continue Reading →
The coast offers special hikes unlike those in the mountains or desert. Chief among them is “Tide Pooling.” These hikes along rocky coastlines allow you to gaze into the … Continue Reading →
I tend to go heavy on first-aid. I would rather have it when I need it than skimp and be sorry. In recent years I scaled back my *individual* first … Continue Reading →
One of my three “bushcraft goals” for the summer was to learn more about mountain lions. I hike alone in cat country and am not physically imposing. I always wondered … Continue Reading →
I spent a week at a “field camp” in the Sierra Nevada run by a local state university. The location is north and west of Lake Tahoe, California. This … Continue Reading →
When I want to learn a skill, I find knowledgeable people and try to learn from them. I spent last weekend with a group of mycophages (people who eat … Continue Reading →