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Taking a refreshing and practical approach, The Path to Wild Food is an ethical field guide and recipe book that promotes respect for the natural world and for the cultures that effectively use it. Written by an accomplished ethnobotanist and educator, this book will rekindle an interest in natural foods, including taking best advantage of "nature's pharmacy" for medicinal plant use. Learn to feed and heal yourself with the natural plants all around you: - Rekindles interest in wild foods with an appreciation of the adventure and flavours to be found along the way - Examines respect for nature and finding ways to feed ourselves without the supermarket - Includes various plant types from trees and shrubs to herbs and wetland plants - Describes a variety of parkland and prairie plants along with potential uses and recipes - Identifies poisonous plants to avoid - Discusses respect for nature, growing plants in an ecologically supportive way - Explores the wisdom of Indigenous leanings and teachings.
Sandra Walker is a Senior Teaching Fellow in Mental Health at Southampton University, where she is also a doctorate student researching the patient experience of the mental health assessment in the Emergency Department. She is a Qualified Mental Health Nurse with a wide range of clinical experience spanning more than 20 years. In addition to her university work Sandra is a professional musician and does voluntary work for various mental health organisations, including being the coordinator for the Hampshire Human Library - an international initiative aimed at reducing stigmatisation through interaction and education of the public. She is the creative director of The Sanity Company, which publishes books aimed at helping children and young people to develop good mental health and problem-solving skills.
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