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Posts Tagged ‘foraging’

‘Foraging Is a Way of Connecting’

By Contributing Writers | September 2, 2026 | 0
People gather around a basket of mushrooms in a forested area with ferns and other greenery

Foraging has experienced a modern resurgence, partly because of social media, online groups, the pandemic and people wanting to connect with nature. It also builds community, whether in person or online.

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Lions and Trails and Foragers, Oh My!

By AV's Intern Team | May 24, 2022 | 2
Wild dandelions with bright yellow disk-like petals. Photo courtesy of Ila Hatter.

Dandelions are complex, nutrient-rich plants with a distinct appearance that makes them ideal for novice foragers.

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