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Articles related to "Foraging"
Cereal and Forage Crops an Introduction A brief introduction into cereal and forage crops. forage • crops • cereal • farms • forage
Wild Leeks As soon as the snow melts, wild leeks poke their twin green blades through the rocky soil of hardwood forests, offering the observant forager a pungent spring treat. wild leek • ramps • wild edible • spring ephemeral • harvest
Dandelions for Dinner The dandelion is more than a bothersome weed. Throughout history, it has been known as food, medicine and drink. dandelion wine • dandelion greens • foraging wild foods • coffee substitute • nutritional value of dandelions
Edible Green Plants of Winter There are plenty of edible greens in the warm months of the year, but what is there to eat in the wild when the ground freezes and most plants are dead or dormant? garlic mustard • onion grass • field garlic • wintercress • foraging wild edibles
The Neighborhood Forager: a review a review of Robert K. Henderson's book. foraging • food foraging • euell gibbons • canada • samhain
Crows Make and Use Tools Most animals don't use tools and even fewer make tools - the New Caledonian Crow does both, using twigs, probes, and prefabricated hooks to get at buried or hidden food. crows make use tools • stick twigs hooks probes • leaves wire food • intelligent ability forage activities • camera tracking locating device
Good Toys for Pet Parrots Parrots need stimulation and activity to keep them both physically and emotionally healthy. Provide parrots with a variety of safe puzzles and foraging toys. good toys for pet parrots • safe puzzles games materials • foot foraging chew shred • challenge stimulation activity exercise • busy interactive play
Harbor Herons in New York New York Harbor, once home to few wading birds, now hosts more than 1700 breeding pairs. New York City Audubon monitors, protects, and showcases them. harbor herons • wading birds • herons • ibis • egrets
Signs of Spring! Ways to get this year's garden and harvest started for little or no money. Forager's Calendar - what is ready to harvest now. Recipes for stocking up on field garlic, greek garlic and potato dip, and orpine relish. garden • wild edible plants • foraging • container gardening • community gardening
Still In Season: Cooking With Autumn's Harvest The garden may be winding down, but many crops are just coming into their own! Ways to use winter squash, greens, root vegetables, cauliflower and others that are at their best now. cooking • vegetables • wild edible plants • greens • squash
Wild Food Salads Absolutely fresh salad leaves on your doorstep that cost nothing more than a little study and knowhow. wild food salads • wild greens • spring salad leaves • hawthorn bread and butter • dandelion leaves salad
Wild Violets: City Herbs, Part Two Welcome this emisary of Spring! Violets bring food, medicine and beauty into our lives. Recipes, links, and a tangent or two. viola tricolor • viola odorata • viola sp. • violet • violets
North Atlantic Loggerhead Turtles Distinct population of loggerheads losing ground to fisheries entanglement in US waters, warmer temperatures and rising sea level. Status change being considered. north atlantic loggerhead sea turtle • climate change • fisheries entanglement • critical nesting habitat • endangered species status
Peanuts Pack Protein Peanuts are nutritious and delicious. Although not native to America, we sure seem to love them. peanut • peanuts • gooder • george washington carver • peanut butter
Storks and Migration Storks are birds of the tropics, but White Storks and Black Storks breed in Continental Europe, and then migrate south to Africa to spend the winter. storks and migration • where do storks go • continental europe white black • tropical species migrate north • about summer winter migrate
Goose Feeding – Fact versus Myth If you like to feed Canada geese here are facts and myths about what makes nutritious food for these waterfowls. Well-meaning advice from blogs may be inaccurate. goose feeding • feeding geese • canada geese • wild goose food • food for geese
Pollution Destroys Floral Scents The decline in populations of bees and other flying pollinators in the US and Europe may be due to air pollution destroying the perfumes of flowering plants. air pollution and flower scents • flying pollinators and air pollution • flying pollinators and floral hydrocarbons • decrease in pollinator foraging efficiency bumble • flow scents destroyed by air pollution
Mulefoot Hogs - Uncommon and Hardy The critically rare Mulefoot hog survives thanks to preservationists who value its unique genetics and hardy, thrifty nature mulefoot • mule • cloven • syndactale • hog
Most Endangered Bat on Seychelles Habitat loss and pesticides are among threats to one of ten most critically endangered species. Invasive, alien plant species also play a role in Seychelles bat decline. endangered sheath-tailed bat • seychelles endemic species • invasive plant species • habitat loss • pesticide use
Special Needs of Performance Horses Performance horses work incredibly hard and so they need special considerations when it comes to diet, and maintaining soundness. special needs of performance horses • nutrition for performance horses • keeping performance horses sound • caring for performance horses • joint care for performance horses
Wilson’s Snipe Formerly known as the Common Snipe, Gallinago delicata is a common and interesting bird of bogs and marshes in North America. wilson’s snipe • common snipe • gallinago delicata • gallinago gallinago • winnowing
The Honey Bee Crisis In 2005, there was a honey bee crisis in the United States. The honey bee crisis (40-60% of honey bees in U.S. dead or weakened) negatively impacts wide range of crops. honey bee crisis • crops • vegetable gardens • agriculture • pollination
Bats in the Belfry Bat problems can be resolved by trying one of these suggestions. bats • relocation • rabies
Bears, Blueberries, a Battleground? Part One All too often the search for food is a competition, black bears • blueberries • wildcrafting • competition • food security
Making Games for a Cause They say video games rot your brain, but what if game is about finding peace in the middle-east? Or taking a stand against human rights violations? darfur is dying • darfur • peacemaker • reebok human rights foundation • darfur digital activist contest
From hunter to farmer and back, Part One. Part One of a look at the history of food production. hunter • gatherer • primitive • farm • plow
Mud and Muddle Bitterly cold wet weather and administrative breakdown threaten the existence of the ragged army helplessly exposed on the plateau.
Nightjars and Swifts Resident and partially migratory submontane tracts, foothills and locally up to 200 m : shady wooded nullahs in Sal and moist-deciduous forest. resident • migratory • tracts • foothills • locally
Vines - Part 4 I grow several vines on purpose and a few unwelcome ones bestowed by Mother Nature. One species starts out very shrub-like, another twines, some are annuals. Some thrive and bloom in shade and some will grow but not flower. There are also vines in my past and some that I hope will be in my future. My garden would be incomplete without the soft high notes of vines. vine • vines • euonymus fortunei • celastraceae • climbing euonymus
Halloween Jack-O-Lanterns signal the summer garden winding down lobelia cardinalis • hibiscus • jack-o-lantern • seed germination • pumpkin
Tales from the Swamp Swamp Fox and Squamm Water swamp fox • squamm water • swamps • folklore • legends
A Gentoo Penguin’s Life Cycle All about Gentoo penguins: appearance, range, location of the breeding colony, fishing and swimming ability, parenting and moulting. gentoo penguins life cycle • gentoo penguin • gentoo penguin breeding colony • appearance • range
Alaska Climate Impact Assessment Alaska finds itself at the leading edge of impacts related to climate change. The State Legislature formed a commission in 2006 assess the effects of these changes. alaska climate impact assessment commission • coastal climate change • coastal erosion • global warming • melting permafrost
Beneath the Waves- Protecting Marine Wildlife Teaching children about the harm plastic debris does to wildlife in the sea and giving them ways to reduce that impact is the goal of this year's Animal Action campaign. ifaw animal action week • children's marine education activities • plastic debris in the ocean • threats to marine wildlife • reducing plastic use
Beneficial Bugs do Battle in the West Not all bugs are bad. In the West, beneficial insects are helping control invasive, noxious weeds like leafy spurge and saltcedar. bug • bugs • insect • insects • beneficial
Birds and Trichomonas gallinae The deadly parasite Trichomonas gallinae can be spread among wild birds at feeders and bird baths. Bird watchers can avoid accidentally spreading this and other diseases. trichomonas gallinae • protozoan parasite • canker • pigeons • frounce
Brown Bears in ANWR The magnificent and solitary brown bear of Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is well suited to life in the far north. anwr animals • brown bears in anwr • arctic bears • grizzly bears in alaska • arctic national wildlife refuge
Business Traveler Menus The savvy traveler can eat right and maintain healthy diet plans, whether you follow low carb, low fat or vegetarian menus, or even those just counting calories! hotel food low carb • travel restaurants healthy • travelers meals low fat • junk food diets • vegetarian food on the road
Daniel Boone Goes to Kentucky In 1773, Daniel Boone left North Carolina to discover what there was in Kentucky. A woman gives birth along the Oregon Trail. daniel boone • kentucky • giving birth along the trail • oregon trail • missionaries narcissa whitman and eliza spalding
Endangered Sonoran Pronghorn Numbers Recover The Arizona Sonoran pronghorn was nearly lost in 2002. Now, despite a strong comeback, increased border enforcement and desert fencing still threaten long term survival. arizona's sonoran pronghorn antelope • cabeza prieta national wildlife refuge • illegal aliens • border enforcement • antelope friendly fencing
Freaky and Eerie Halloween Display Additional ideas to make your haunted house Halloween theme come to life. halloween • halloween decorations • halloween display • haunted house • decorating for halloween
Shark Declines Affect Shellfish Potential for ecosystem collapse when top predators are removed has been demonstrated on land. New studies show that oceans face the same danger as shark populations drop complex ecosystem collapse • great shark population decline • bay scallops • shellfish populations • predator removal
Southern California Roadside Seals Visiting San Simeon's elephant seal colony can be combined with a trip to Hearst Castle but you may find yourself entranced by these aquatic giants and forget the castle. northern elephant seal • southern california • elephant seal colony • san simeon • hearst castle
Star Wars Galaxies Muntions Trader Guide Sony Online Entertainment's space fantasy mmorpg offers a rich trade skill system. Munitions traders can make most of the weapons and armor in the game. star wars galaxies munitions trader guide • swg munitions trader guide • munitions trader • weapons • armor
The Best Spanish Jamon One of Spain's most eaten products, jamon can be found in every home and many still raise their own pig to produce their year-round supply of jamon and chorizo. jamon iberico • how is jamon produced • which is the best jamon • pata negra jamon • serrano jamon
The Endangered Species Act What is the Endangered Species Act? Why is it controversial? What should you know about it? esa • endangered • threatened • species • extinct
Traditional Easter Dock Pudding Traditional collectors of many races prepare spring brews to purify the blood. Wild herbs are a cheap and healthy alternative to supermarket salads, but danger lurks. herbal • medicine • tradition • weeds • detoxification
What does it mean to be a buffalo in Vietnam or in the USA? The Buffalo is very respected for its help to the Vietnamese Farmers Its presence is appreciated and its existence protected. In contrast, the Buffalo is hazed, hunted and slaughtered in the United States (in Montana) buffalo • vietnamese • sacred • revered • rice fields
Hairy What - Hairy vetch that's what Why would you ever want to plant anything hairy in your garden? Find out why hairy vetch is a must have for every garden. hairy vetch • cover crop • organic garden • nitrogen • tomato |
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