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Ever wished you knew if you had plants in your backyard that you could actually eat – plants that might even be good for you, save you money grocery shopping, heal you, provide you with nutrient density and more?
Or maybe you just want to know how to survive in the wilderness for a few days on your own.
The fact is, if you know what to look for, you can find a wealth of edible and medicinal plants all around you. You just need to know where to look, and which plants to avoid so that you don't poison yourself.
Not only that, but you can also survive in the wilderness with just a few primitive skills – fewer than you'd think.
In this podcast, I interview Tim Corcoran, an expert on wilderness survival, permaculture, edible wild plants and more. Tim is co-director of Twin Eagles Wilderness School · Nature & Wilderness Survival School, an organization he co-founded with his wife, Jeannine Tidwell in Sandpoint, Idaho (located about an hour from my house. Tim is a certified Wilderness First Responder, a graduate of the Kamana Naturalist Training Program, and a graduate of the Vermont Wilderness School’s five-year Apprenticeship Program.
During this episode, we discuss:
-3 wild edibles you can find in your own backyard…
-Two crucial wilderness survival skills that everyone should know…
-How you can quickly die if you don't have the right mindset going into a wilderness survival situation…
-Why we've lost our sense of tribe and community and what we can do about it…
-How to go through a rite of passage…
-Why you should know Gilbert Walking Bull's “Seven Sacred Attributes“…
-And much more!
Click here for the YouTube videos that accompany this episode, click here to grab the free e-book that Tim is offering on “Top 10 Edible Wild Plants”, and leave your questions, comments and feedback about wild edibles and medicinal plants below!
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Hey Logan – I’m glad to hear that you were inspired by this interview! So many of us have lived those “drifting years” – they can be really tough. I really encourage you to take heart and do what you need to do to claim your path. Quiet time in nature always helps bring clarity. If you’re interested in the Twin Eagles Wilderness Immersion Program, please let me know, and I’ll be happy to speak with you about it. You can contact me through the contact form on our website – http://www.TwinEagles.org Keep the faith! -Tim
This a great podcast. I was thinking the same thing right before you mentioned Naked and Afraid. Is that the next step for you Ben? Thanks for the info in this podcast.