You can find wild mustard everywhere in South Africa. I sometimes pick them for flower arrangements too. Bees loves them. We are increasingly losing biodiversity and people are becoming more and more disconnected from nature. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you teach school children these foraging skills? Thymol derived from thyme is often use by pharmaceutical companies for its anti bacterial properties in products such as throat lozenges and mouthwash.
California has the most biodiversity to lose because of climate change, do you mean habitat loss, the loss of plants that hold carbon? As he said, many places he forages are cut down and destroyed. So is it climate change or people destroying natural land? or is that used interchangeably?
Pity you're foraging for restaurants you can't afford to go to. This is all lost on rich people. They are the people who own the companies that destroy the natural habitat where you forage. P.S. why are you using plastic containers to collect your plants?
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Oh this is so inspiring. I thought fine dining was a lucrative industry... can someone confirm it is not?
Beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Thank you! 💛
You can find wild mustard everywhere in South Africa. I sometimes pick them for flower arrangements too. Bees loves them. We are increasingly losing biodiversity and people are becoming more and more disconnected from nature. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you teach school children these foraging skills? Thymol derived from thyme is often use by pharmaceutical companies for its anti bacterial properties in products such as throat lozenges and mouthwash.
Foraging would be great for kids to learn!
California has the most biodiversity to lose because of climate change, do you mean habitat loss, the loss of plants that hold carbon? As he said, many places he forages are cut down and destroyed. So is it climate change or people destroying natural land? or is that used interchangeably?
Pity you're foraging for restaurants you can't afford to go to. This is all lost on rich people. They are the people who own the companies that destroy the natural habitat where you forage. P.S. why are you using plastic containers to collect your plants?