Euell Gibbons
Author and naturalist known for foraging
Born
1911
114 years ago
Died
December 29th, 1975
49 years ago — 64 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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An author and naturalist contributed to the popularization of foraging and wild food. Gibbons published works detailing the benefits and methods of gathering wild edible plants. His notable book, 'Stalking the Wild Asparagus', provided recipes and information on various edible plants native to North America. Gibbons also hosted a television series where he demonstrated foraging techniques, further engaging the public in the practice of wild food gathering. Through publications and media appearances, he influenced attitudes toward natural food sources and sustainable living.
Published 'Stalking the Wild Asparagus'
Hosted a television series on foraging
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