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Please see more of Jessica on her blog [...] March 20th, 2013 | Tags: blog, bonetto, food, foraging, forest, harvest, Jessica Fernandez, mushroom, pine, pine mushroom, video, WeedyConnection, wild stories | Category: ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
Because of what you do you get to hang out a lot with food affecionados: chefs, caterers, providores, producers, distributors, believers and amateurs. It is Mushroom season and you have started running harvesting tours, where you take people [...] March 19th, 2013 | Tags: blog, food, foraging, forest, mushroom, pine, recipe, two spoons, writing | Category: Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, Recipe, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
You are reblogging here the words from Jennifer Hamilton, on the occasion when you went on an harvest to collect with her the necessary ingredients for a Crown Of Weeds… read on>> “A long time ago I promised to think more about the crown of weeds in King Lear. On October 12, 2012, more than two years [...] October 25th, 2012 | Tags: crown, folklore, history, King Lear, litterature, narrative, Shakespeare, weeds | Category: Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, history, Other's Weeds Art, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
This blog appeared on The Food Sage blog, see here for the original posting>> If you fancy yourself as a forager but don’t know a good edible plant from a bad one, let Diego Bonetto take you under his wild wing. Bonetto is hosting the Foraging in the City tour along the Cooks River in Western Sydney [...] October 14th, 2012 | Category: ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
Here’e the work of a group of people from New York, who with verve and good humor is offering a new way to look at the botany living around us. Great the statement “So why the focus on foraging? Well, we have to say a bit about spurse. We’re a collective of systems thinkers, and designers [...] September 7th, 2012 | Tags: america, book, cookbook, foraging, newyork, recipe, urban, writing | Category: ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, Recipe, wide weeds debate | 2 comments
From Alex and Clare Pioneers from vdmalex on Vimeo. 2010 we attended a ‘Weed Tour’ of Sydney Park, hosted by local artist Diego Bonetto as part of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s major exhibition ‘In The Balance: Art for a Changing World’. Diego introduced us to his friends – dandelion, wild mustard, sowthistle and more, unjustly [...] August 14th, 2012 | Tags: art, bycicle, dandelion, foraging, mulberry, poetry, storytelling, sydney, urban, video | Category: craft, ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
The Food Plants International database covers some 18,000 plants edibility, just falling short of the estimate of edible plants in the world, which according to Plant For a Future, is around 20,000. Great respect should be paid to the countless amount of people devoting so much of their time and knowledge for all to share, FPI is [...] March 28th, 2012 | Tags: database, edibility, food, plants, research, resource | Category: Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, User Info, wide weeds debate | Leave a comment
Get out there: Diego Bonnetto (pictured) is teaching Liverpudlians how to get back to nature, and save some money on the next grocery bill. Picture: Luke Fuda Artist shares wild idea FARAH ABDURAHMAN EVERYDAY plants found in your backyard could have health and medicinal benefits. March 22nd, 2012 | Tags: casula, liverpool, stories, wild | Category: Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, wide weeds debate | Leave a comment
Historians Jim Walliss and instigator Diego Bonetto collaborate with artists Steve Russell and Noel Lonesborough from Boolarng Nangamai Aboriginal Corporation to tackle the challenge of making a traditional (Aboriginal) Jervis Bay canoe from the bark of a stringybark tree sourced on the Bundanon property. The canoe was constructed in eight hours – following clear directions provided by [...] January 29th, 2012 | Tags: aboriginal, agglomerata, australia, bark, bark canoe, Bundanon, canoe, craft, d'ahrrawal, eucaliptus, nsw, south coast, stringy bark, traditional | Category: ethnobotany, history, Other's Weeds Art, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
Source: flickr.com via Heidi [...] December 20th, 2011 | Tags: bicycle, dandelion, taraxacum, tattoo | Category: Other's Weeds Art, Wild Stories | Leave a comment
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