Wildcrafting is simply the ancient practice of moving through landscape and gathering the gifts of herbs, fruits, nuts and other plant and fungal material that is useful to human thriving. How does it sit inside the capitalist and individualist structures of our modern legal & cultural systems?

In this three-way conversation between Stephanie Hazel, Taj Scicluna and Daisy Kaye Devine, we uncover the ways that wildcrafting is a vital rebellion against:

- capitalist ideas of private property

- materialist stories that say that plants and land can be owned!

- the loss of time in the pursuit of efficiency

- the hacking of our dopamine pathways by devices and social media

- the extractive economy of plant medicine

Wildcrafting in your local area supports connection with land, belonging to community, passes knowledge on to children and is most often a sustainable practice.

Enjoy this multi-faceted conversation!

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