Discovering Plant Identification, Black Walnuts, Birch, and Nature's Healing Power
by Amelia South
Forage and Heal: Discovering Plant Identification, Black Walnuts, Birch, and Nature’s Healing Power is an immersive introduction to the world of wild foods and herbal medicine, written for everyday people who want to reconnect with the land and their own innate ability to heal.
Drawing on over 18 years of hands-on experience in foraging, herbalism, and wild food preparation, practicing herbalist Amelia South guides readers beyond field guides and into relationship with plants. This book focuses on commonly misidentified medicinal plants, the powerful uses of black walnut, and an expanded, in-depth section on working with birch trees medicinally—from sap and bark to leaves and traditional preparations.
More than a plant identification book, Forage and Heal helps readers understand why plants work the way they do. You’ll learn how to safely identify wild edible and medicinal plants, how to use them for nourishment and herbal remedies, and how nature supports gut health, immune function, and long-term vitality. Culinary uses are woven throughout, showing how wild foods can be both deeply healing and genuinely enjoyable to eat.
I'm Amelia, the No BS Herbalist
Amelia South is a foraging instructor and herbalist who’s spent nearly two decades cooking, teaching, and healing with wild plants. She’s the creator of Think Like an Herbalist, a practical framework that helps people understand herbs without confusion or fluff. Through her no-BS, hands-on teaching style, Amelia empowers people to trust their bodies, work with real food, and reconnect with the medicine growing all around them.
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