The cultural importance of foraging as a timeless practice in the context of the recent resurgence of interest
the publication remains in flux
Errant Journal #5 ‘Learning from Ancestors’ wishes to go beyond the question of ‘giving back’
OSPAAAL developed out of the 1966 Tricontinental Conference in Havana
their initiative aimed at restoring a traditional agroforestry coffee farm located in a Colombian mist forest
Melon #1: On Foraging in Palestine, Japan & Maastricht connection The cultural importance of foragingMelon #1: On Foraging in Palestine, Japan & Maastricht looks at foraging as more than a means of survivalits a quiet, everyday act of resistance. From occupied Palestine to rural Japan and urban Maastricht, foraging reveals how access to land, freedom of movement, and alternative ways of living are deeply entangled. In contested or urbanized landscapes, it becomes a way to reclaim connectionwith nature, place, and one another.