The foraging journal of your dreams ✨ Made by a wildcrafter for wildcrafters with the intention of relationship building with our bioregion and detailed data collection. For more experienced foragers or folks hoping to expand their practice, this journal is focused on deeper landscape awareness, management & tending, and more.
The journal features:
27 pages of written materials on place-based medicine, sustainable wildcrafting, ecological observations and the doctrine of signatures, and how to work with the journal
In-depth journaling section on getting to know your specific bioregion
A foraging & harvest calendar
Field note journal entry examples
Over 100 pages with the core field note template, giving you space for over 50 entries. Our field notes template provides space to record: location, location mapping, terrain conditions, ecological companions (what grows around the plant you’re studying?), tracking changes over the season, storage and preparation, and recording wild tending practices
60 pages of the materia medica (plant profiles) template, giving you space for 30 entries to build your plant knowledge library! In the materia medica section, you can record the type of environment the plant you’re studying lives, its life cycle, medicinal properties and herbal actions, harvest locations and sustainable harvest practices, and more.
20 pages for documenting your herbal recipes, with space for ingredients, recipe, herbal actions, and indications & applications
This journal is not just about the “when” and “where” of your foraging adventures, but provides a true opportunity for expanding your herbal practice overall. It is based on years of personal experience, finding what details have helped me grow in my own wildcrafting practice, and compiling them all in one place. Additionally, there are some sweet little essays on how to cultivate a true connection to place, honoring our innate connections to land, and living in reciprocity with nature.
The journal comes with a water resistant cover and measures 6 × 9 inches.
The foraging journal of your dreams ✨ Made by a wildcrafter for wildcrafters with the intention of relationship building with our bioregion and detailed data collection. For more experienced foragers or folks hoping to expand their practice, this journal is focused on deeper landscape awareness, management & tending, and more.
The journal features:
27 pages of written materials on place-based medicine, sustainable wildcrafting, ecological observations and the doctrine of signatures, and how to work with the journal
In-depth journaling section on getting to know your specific bioregion
A foraging & harvest calendar
Field note journal entry examples
Over 100 pages with the core field note template, giving you space for over 50 entries. Our field notes template provides space to record: location, location mapping, terrain conditions, ecological companions (what grows around the plant you’re studying?), tracking changes over the season, storage and preparation, and recording wild tending practices
60 pages of the materia medica (plant profiles) template, giving you space for 30 entries to build your plant knowledge library! In the materia medica section, you can record the type of environment the plant you’re studying lives, its life cycle, medicinal properties and herbal actions, harvest locations and sustainable harvest practices, and more.
20 pages for documenting your herbal recipes, with space for ingredients, recipe, herbal actions, and indications & applications
This journal is not just about the “when” and “where” of your foraging adventures, but provides a true opportunity for expanding your herbal practice overall. It is based on years of personal experience, finding what details have helped me grow in my own wildcrafting practice, and compiling them all in one place. Additionally, there are some sweet little essays on how to cultivate a true connection to place, honoring our innate connections to land, and living in reciprocity with nature.
The journal comes with a water resistant cover and measures 6 × 9 inches.
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