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What is The Wildbiome® Project

What is the Wildbiome Project? A series of measured dietary studies on the effects on foragers from eating only wild foods. No UPFs nor modern foods!
April 23, 2026
by Monica Wilde
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New Year’s greeting to all

I know I’ve been very quiet over the Juul period and haven’t written for a while. That’s mainly been down to two things: being away and being in darkness. I… Read More
March 30, 2026
by Sandra Nussbaum
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Monica 'Mo' Wilde foraging thistle stems

The Wildbiome Project

The Wildbiome Project is a series of citizen-science studies on the effects of eating only wild food. This includes effects on the human body, our gut microbiome and, from the… Read More
January 27, 2026
by Monica Wilde
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Reconnecting with nature through foraging is a path to health & happiness - not just our own but the planet's too!

Monica Wilde
Wild Food Recipes

Nettle & Wild Garlic Soup

Print Yum Nettle & Wild Garlic Soup Prep Time: 10 minutesCook Time: 30 minutesTotal Time: 40 minutes Serves 6-8 Nettle tips are delicious in the Spring and early summer although… Read More
April 29, 2014
by Monica Wilde
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Nettle seed
Hedgerow, Wild Medicine Info, Wild Nutrition Facts

The Super Powers of Stinging Nettle Seed

This article was written for the first of Reforesting Scotland’s biannual journal of 2018. Reforesting Scotland is a membership organisation encouraging free and open debate on a wide range of… Read More
June 25, 2024
by Monica Wilde
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Wild Medicine Info

Meadowsweet Ointment

Meadowsweet contains salicylic acid which is what aspirin is. It has anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties. Here is a simple versatile ointment recipe for treating all “dem aches an’ pains”.… Read More
August 20, 2013
by Monica Wilde
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Wild Medicine Info

Edible horsetail shoots

Young horsetail shoots (Equisetum arvense) are an edible wild food, fine for foraging when they are young. They look pretty much as they were in the Paleozoic era but considerably… Read More
April 17, 2015
by Monica Wilde
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Wychmoss - the Project

What’s up in the woodland garden

The last few days of glorious March sunshine have boosted the growth in the woodland garden. This is in a corner of the land always the last to be reached… Read More
March 29, 2012
by Monica Wilde
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Monica with hen of the woods fungi
Edible Fungi

Wild Hen of the Woods

Passing an old oak tree today looking in the grass for pink purslane, the old giant whispered to me as I walked past. As she did the thought entered my… Read More
November 18, 2016
by Monica Wilde
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Wild Food Recipes

Sea Buckthorn Toffee

This recipe for sea buckthorn toffee can also be made using crab apple verjus. These cold or pressed, tart juices make a fabulous sweet and sour, tangy toffee. For tips… Read More
December 31, 2014
by Monica Wilde
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Wild Booze Recipes, Wild Food Recipes

Foragers Dió Pálinka aka Green Walnut Grappa

Green Walnut Grappa Adapted from a Dió Pálinka (Walnut Brandy) recipe that I tried in a Hungarian cellar at Somló – amongst many others!! Pálinka is traditionally a fruit brandy but… Read More
March 17, 2009
by Monica Wilde
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Wild Food Recipes

Pasteurising Elderberry, Nettle, Cleavers and other juices

How do you make sure you have a year round supply of your favourite herbal power shots and wild juices? Pasteurising is the best way to ensure you can keep… Read More
April 23, 2011
by Monica Wilde
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Seaweeds, Wild Food Recipes

How to cook Sea Spaghetti

Thongweed (Himanthalia elongata) is called sea spaghetti because it really does turn out like pasta! It can be eaten on its own or mixed with spaghetti, cooked and added to… Read More
May 19, 2017
by Monica Wilde
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Wild Medicine Info

New Year’s greeting to all

I know I’ve been very quiet over the Juul period and haven’t written for a while. That’s mainly been down to two things: being away and being in darkness. I… Read More
March 30, 2026
by Sandra Nussbaum
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Wild Food Recipes

Wild Chorizo Salad

Sadly I forgot to photograph this before we ate it all as it looked very pretty! Ingredients Go for a walk and see what you can find! Today I found… Read More
September 1, 2012
by Monica Wilde
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