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Wildcrafting isnt something new, just newly rediscovered. It mean using whats available to you from the wild and it goes back further than we probably even know.Back in times when man was a hunter-gatherer.
 I was raised by my Great Grandmother who related to me many stories of going out in the yard during the depression and picking greens for dinner. Knowing what you can and can't eat during times of hardship proved invaluable for her family and many during those times of want.
We could learn a lesson today from way back then...Cause folks...times are coming when one needs to be self reliant and able to stand on their own. Not to mention,the health benefits from the exercise of hunting and natural foods, you can save gobs of money by gathering your own food.

Ila, known as THE LADY OF THE FOREST, is an interpretive naturalist, artist, wildcrafter, and gourmet cook with more than 25 years experience teaching the cultural heritage of native plants.Ila Hatter’s mission is to tune people in to the many ways they can make Mother Nature’s pantry and medicine cabinet their own. Hatter does not forage the woods in the hope of making a profit.  “In my case, I’m not gathering things to sell but instead am using them for education – teaching people what these plants are, how to identify them, what the traditional uses are, what the potential market might be for them. I combine my knowledge of the flora with folklore, telling interesting stories that go with the botany of what I do.” 

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