Wilderness
Survival
& Wild Foods
Workshops, training, research, and expertise on edible wild plants as
they relate to Primitive Living Skills, Wilderness Survival, Outdoor
Life, Primitive Technology, Earth Skills, Recreational Survival,
Self-Reliance, & Preparedness.
John N. Kallas, Ph.D., Wild Food Adventures
4125 N Colonial Ave, Portland, OR 97217-3338
Phone: (503) 775-3828
e-mail:
mail@wildfoodadventures.com
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Intensives
Wilderness Survival
Wilderness survival is the process of using immediately available
resources in intelligent ways to promote life in an isolated wild
natural environment. A true "survival" situation is unplanned,
unexpected, and life threatening. This differs from recreational
survival which is a planned activity done for fun. In recreational
survival, you are prepared for every contingency and your life is in
no immediate danger. If a mishap occurs, a recreational survival
situation can turn into a life-threatening wilderness survival
situation. Wild Food Adventures provides workshops, custom training,
and a newsletter on the role of edible wild plants and other
forageables in wilderness survival situations.
Primitive Living Skills
Primitive living skills are also known as earth skills or primitive
technology. Many of these skills are ancient techniques we've learned
from historic hunter gatherer peoples - mostly Native Americans. They
used natural resources to make a living in natural environments. This
can include using wild plants for food, clothing, shelter, fire,
tools, water, oil, glues, dyes, fish hooks, twine, strainers,
medicine, and much more. Wild Food Adventures provides workshops,
custom training, and a newsletter on the use of edible wild plants
and other forageables for food and other uses. This is in both
primitive and not so primitive lifestyles.
Learn the role wild foods play in Wilderness Survival and
Primitive Living
Dr. Kallas of Wild Food Adventures can develop custom training
programs anywhere in North America. Interested parties can also take
a series of pre-designed workshops. To learn these skills it's
recommended that the lower left workshops be taken as core courses,
followed by the remaining workshops of interest (lower right).
Another way to learn is to subscribe to the
Wild Food Adventurer Newsletter - a
National publication.
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Core Wild Food
Workshops
Introduction to Wild Foods
Native American Harvests
Wilderness Survival & Wild Foods
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Edible Plant Workshops &
Training (North America)
Wilderness Expeditions
Sea Vegetables
Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter Harvests
Wild Gourmet Garden Vegetables
Wapato, Camas, Cattail, Maple, and Wild Rice Expeditions
Processing Grains, Flours, Greens, Fruits, & Oils
Neighborhood Foraging of Fruits & Nuts
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More detail of specific workshops already planned for this year can
be found at our workshop page.
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John Kallas
Biography
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Euell Gibbons
Biography
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Movie Industry
Wild Foods in Wilderness
Survival (You are here)
Wild Food Retreat at Opal
Creek
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