We exist because people work hard to support the mission.

Workshops & education

We offer field-based seasonal foraging programs and ethnobotanical training for homeschoolers, homesteaders, and anyone looking for alternatives.

Research & documentation

Tracking rare species, documenting traditional ecological knowledge, and studying wild food nutrition. Making sure this wisdom doesn't disappear in a generation.

Resource development

Practical guides, seasonal calendars, and educational content.

Community building

Connecting people learning to live more intentionally. Sharing knowledge, seeds, harvest spots, and the quiet encouragement this work requires.

Why it matters:

Industrial food and pharmaceutical systems have created unprecedented levels of disease and disconnection. We're not protesting that we're building something different. Every person who learns to identify turkey tail, preserve a wild harvest, or grow their own medicine moves one step closer to genuine resilience.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we're here to preserve and share knowledge that matters—for health, for land, for communities choosing a different path.

Your support makes this work possible.

Ways to give:

• One-time donation: Support a specific project or workshop
• Monthly giving: Sustain ongoing research and education
• In-kind contributions: Seeds, tools, field equipment, or volunteer time

All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.