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The pink, phallic fungi that you see in the video below is, in fact, a stink horn. They exude a stinky smell to attract insects, the bugs land on the brown tip which is covered in sticky, wet spores and disperse them throughout the forest. Nature is wild, man! This is a part of a little teaser video from my new online mushroom foraging course due out in October. The course covers 20+
edible and poisonous fungi you can find in BC and Washington, showing you all my tips and tricks for harvesting them. To pre-order the course at a discount, follow the link below.
Red pored mushrooms from the Boletus genus are poisonous, but so pretty right?!
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WILD MUSHROOM TRIP
Sept 29-Novemeber 80% sold out!
It's that time of year, we start our 2 hour mushroom ID trips in September and they book up super fast. So if you want to come out with us this year and learn about edible and poisonous BC mushrooms, grab your tickets now.Â
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Details: $45 starting Sept 29-Nov 17 (weekends)
Meet up in North Vancouver
SWALLOW TAIL
Online Foraging Education
Virtual Foraging Survial Trip
2 hours with foraging expert Robin KortÂ
A fun way learn some useful food foraging survival tips in case of emergency covering forest to seashore ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. From sustainable edible wild weeds to nutrient rich plants for survival and beach forage superfoods like
seaweeds and shellfish. Learn about any poisonous plants you should avoid and simple cooking methods for the food you find in this 2 hour video collection. I've been teaching wild foraging classes for over a decade in BC and would love to share my knowledge with you.
FULL FORAGING 101 ONLINE COURSE
If you want more than one class, we have our full foraging 101 online course. In this video collection, I can show you how to safely forage for edible plants and mushrooms in all types of ecosystems; forest, meadow, river and even urban foraging in way more detail ...
MEDICINAL EDIBLES
Online Course with herbalist Lori Snyder
Our online video series featuring two hours with aboriginal herbalist, Lori Snyder, in her garden covering edible medicinal plants both native and invasive. She teaches us that food is our medicine, how to listen and get to know the plants that surround us. Learn how to identify, care for and prepare these powerful plants into simple medicines like edible
tinctures, teas and balms. She'll cover which parts of each plant to use for healing and which to leave for the bees.Â
GIFT CERTIFICATE
Available in any value. For our wild mushroom trips, sea foraging workshops, secret supper club or any Swallow Tail dinner featuring star chefs from around the city.
Note: a lot of our trips are outside and can be purchased as private tours.
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We love our city and making fun food events in it, so see you soon!
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