10. Cherokee Foods, Gathering, and Wildcrafting
Mary Crowe
Indigenous Environmental Network
In Cherokee wisdom, it is essential to have a relationship with the plant and the land you are harvesting. In this workshop, our discussions will center around common wildcrafted food plants, their local history and lore, and respectful harvest methods to ensure abundance into the future.
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