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woodsprite wrote: |
As I said at the top, I'd be happy to help out in anyway I can. I'm on the welsh borders. Hows about either 1 calender with regional sections or several regional calenders? Would that work? |
Might work.
Its something that came up when doing the wild food top tens, its amazing just how much variation there is. Maybe months as columns, with a list of species as rows, coloured in bits for when each is good. Those in the North will learn to look to the right hand side (later months), those in the South to the left (earlier).
Its been something we always should have been doing, but its been hard to pin down who and how.
Want to start off by compiling a species list? Say, 20 leafy forages, 20 fungi, 10 fruit, 10 shoreline? |
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