Do Something Wild
Discover the art of foraging with The Hunter Gatherer Society as we explore wild edible plants and mushrooms throughout the seasons. Learn how to identify common edible species, harvest safely and responsibly, and enjoy simple recipes that highlight nature’s freshest ingredients. From beginner friendly plant guides to exciting mushroom finds, you will gain the knowledge and confidence to forage with curiosity and respect for the outdoors. Let this be your go to resource for bringing more wild food into your adventures.
The Horse mushroom is a common and widespread edible mushroom, also known as Agaricus arvensis. It grows in meadows, pastures, and fields and appears in late summer and early autumn. With proper identification and preparation, horse mushrooms can be a delicious addition to any meal.
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Discover the many uses and potential health benefits of Bidens alba, a common weed found in many parts of the world. Learn how to identify and forage for this plant, and find out how it can be prepared and used in the kitchen and for medicinal purposes. With its distinctive flavor and potential medicinal properties, Bidens alba is a valuable resource for those who know how to use it
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St Georges mushroom is a delicious edible wild mushroom with a rich, earthy flavor. It is found in broadleaf woods, clearings, and meadows in the UK. Best when young and firm, it should be sliced thinly and cooked quickly. It has historical uses for food and medicine and can be stored in the refrigerator for up to three days
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Learn about the many benefits of birch polypore mushrooms, including their distinct flavor and potential health benefits. Find out how to forage and prepare these mushrooms, and discover the various ways they can be used in the kitchen. Whether you are a seasoned mushroom forager or a beginner, birch polypore mushrooms are a delicious and nutritious addition to any meal
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Discover the world of morel mushrooms, prized for their earthy, nutty flavor and honeycomb-like caps. Learn how to identify, prepare, and store this unique fungus with this guide for mycologists.
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