Howdy fellow permies,
This month we bring you a full on Zone 4 permaculture story about harvesting abundant wild weeds for food & medicine!
Wild Wisdom, Wild Weeds - Katrina Blair <----Click that link & play
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Katrina Blair is the author of
The Wild Wisdom of Weeds, a forager’s guide to ultimate food security. Few people have sparked my imagination more about what it means to be resilient than Katrina Blair. In her book she identifies 13 global survival plants – commonly considered weeds in American Culture – that are nutritious, medicinal, improve soil health, & naturally grow in abundance with absolutely no human effort. These plants grow everywhere humans live– from the Arctic Circle to the dry hot desert, & are free & accessible to everyone. The book also has over 100 recipes for how to use these plants for food, medicine, & self care. At Turtle Lake Refuge Café in Durango, Colorado, Katrina & her friends serve up culinary dishes of wild-harvested, fresh, living foods. The proceeds from the café benefit Turtle Lake Refuge’s mission of celebrating the connection between personal health & wild lands.
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Katrina Blair & all the folks that make Turtle Lake Refuge possible.
Topics we covered in our conversation together included:
local, conservation, wild weeds, health, food, resilience, wisdom, permaculture, survival, medicinal plants, soil health, community, supplements, abundance, recipes, Durango, Colorado, Turtle Lake Refuge, stewardship, dandelions, festival, plantain, dock, purslane, amaranth, lambsquarters, mallow, dandelion, thistle, mustard, grass, chickweed, clover, knotweed, vegetable, mulch, farming, lunch, bicycle power, juicing, ecology, fresh food, gratitude, communication, listening, gardening, music, singing, organic city parks,
compost tea, overseeding, nutrients, regenerative, primary succession, edible, natives, lotion, chia seeds, roots, vitamins, honey, calcium, toothbrush, iron, thriving, worldview, trust, divinity, salads, non-profits, flowers, berries, minerals, topsoil
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PS - The Dandelion Festival in Durango, CO is happening
today!