Collaborate
We've learned a lot over the years—field work, teaching, foraging, documenting. That knowledge gets better when it's shared with people doing complementary work.
If you're building something aligned with wild and homegrown wellness, traditional skills, or land stewardship, we'd be glad to talk.
What we bring:
Field experience — Twenty years across different ecosystems. We're comfortable in rough terrain and know how to find what we're looking for.
Ethnobotanical background — Plant identification, traditional uses, cultural context. Academic training plus years of practice.
Teaching — Two decades with wilderness programs, tribal youth, public schools, homeschool families. We know how to make complex things accessible.
Research & documentation — Voucher specimens, population monitoring, seasonal tracking. We've done contract work for institutions and conservation groups.
Wild-harvested materials — Ethically foraged mushrooms, herbs, and botanicals. We know where they come from and can tell that story honestly.
Content — We write and document this work as practitioners, not marketers.
What collaboration might look like:
Product partnerships — Co-branded products, wild-foraged ingredients, seasonal editions. You bring your craft, we bring materials and context.
Skillsharing — Co-hosted workshops, teaching exchanges, joint courses. We learn from you, you learn from us.
Field research — Species surveys, specimen collection, documentation projects. We're happy to contribute to work that matters.
Content sharing — Cross-promotion, guest posts, interviews, shared resources. If our audiences overlap, let's help each other.
Community projects — Food distribution, educational programs, land work. We show up and do the labor.
Who we work well with:
People who practice what they teach. Small-scale operations. Quality over quantity. Long-term thinking over quick wins.