Hey there. Recently I was reminded that just because something is organic or claims that it’s “all natural” doesn’t mean that it’s going to be okay for you to use.
Last week I went over how to tap a birch tree. Today we’re going to go over what you can do with the birch sap, including freezing it, using it
There was an interesting discussion on an Alaskan Harvesters page this week: Food sources during the winter. Honestly, there aren’t a whole lot if hares aren’t present and you can’t
Okay, some people have wanted some recipes. So here is a recipe! It’s that time of year for colds and flus. This is my go-to for when I am sick:
Hey there. It might be fall, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start planning your garden now! I’ve gone over a lot of plants that grow natively to Alaska. But
Hey there! I hope you enjoyed last week’s post on 10 edible berries. This week we will go over 9 more Alaskan berries. Now, this is not the extent of
Okay, this is a two parter because there are just SO. MANY. EDIBLE BERRIES! Me, personally I just eat most of these as trail snacks. I haven’t gotten into preserving,
Coffee Substitutes Hey there! Are you trying to quit coffee, but love the taste? (I’m not one who is fond of coffee. I use it as a tool to help
Alaska Focused Books and Resources This is a list of books, blogs, and facebook groups I recommend to get more information. Hopefully you’ll find them as useful as I do.
Deciduous Trees of Alaska Hi there! You want more trees that grow in Alaska? Well, I got more trees that grow in Alaska. Today we will focus on trees with
