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    Foraging: Recognizing Good and Bad Plants, Mushrooms, and Natural Medicine in the Wild (3 in 1)
    Foraging: Recognizing Good and Bad Plants, Mushrooms, and Natural Medicine in the Wild (3 in 1)
    Foraging: Recognizing Good and Bad Plants, Mushrooms, and Natural Medicine in the Wild (3 in 1)
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    Foraging: Recognizing Good and Bad Plants, Mushrooms, and Natural Medicine in the Wild (3 in 1)

    Written by Lucy Ronalds

    Narrated by Digital Voice Anya G

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    About this audiobook

    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    The book isn't just a guide; it's an invitation to share in the collective wisdom of foragers. Personal stories and experiences, as well as the contributions of notable foragers, add depth to the narrative, creating a sense of community woven into the fabric of foraging culture.

    Throughout your reading, you'll find a wealth of resources, from field guides and reference books to online communities and workshops. The glossary provides a handy reference for key terms, and the comprehensive index ensures that you can easily navigate the wealth of information within these pages.

    So, as we embark on this foraging adventure together, let the forest be your guide, and may the mushrooms reveal their secrets to those who tread lightly, observe keenly, and approach with both reverence and curiosity. Welcome to the enthralling world of foraging—the journey awaits.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA to Z Publishing
    Release dateJan 8, 2024
    ISBN9798868742088
    Foraging: Recognizing Good and Bad Plants, Mushrooms, and Natural Medicine in the Wild (3 in 1)

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