Podcasts about learn your land

Summary: In this episode, Justin and Adam speak with Adam Haritan, a nature enthusiast and founder of Learn Your Land. They discuss the importance of trees in hunting and foraging, Adam's journey into these fields, and how understanding tree identification can enhance outdoor skills. The conversation covers various aspects of nature connection, including the role of trees in ecosystems, the significance of seasonal knowledge, and practical tips for aspiring foragers and hunters. In this conversation, they explore the intricate relationship between foraging, tree identification, and understanding ecosystems. Adam shares his extensive knowledge of wild foods, particularly focusing on nuts and mushrooms, and emphasizes the importance of trees as indicators of various ecosystems. The discussion highlights the interconnectedness of nature, the benefits of learning tree identification, and the value of spending time outdoors to foster a deeper connection with the environment. Adam also provides insights into effective methods for learning about trees and encourages listeners to engage with nature holistically. - Leave a Review of the Podcast - Buy our Wild Fish and Game Spices Guest: Adam Haritan is a nature enthusiast, observer, documenter, and faithful adherent to the land in western Pennsylvania. He is the founder of Learn your Land, a website and YouTube channel that boasts over 200 well-crafted and informative videos on plant and mushroom identification; wild food harvesting; nutritional and medicinal components of wild foods; and the benefits of nature connection. His website also offers several comprehensive online courses and workshops. Instagram Youtube Learn Your Land Wild Foodism Takeaways: Understanding trees can significantly improve hunting success. Trees provide vital information about animal habitats. Foraging is closely tied to tree identification. Mushroom hunters benefit from knowing tree species. Seasonal changes in trees indicate food availability. Old homesteads often attract wildlife due to fruit trees. Learning tree phenology aids in identifying species from a distance. Trees can indicate the health of an ecosystem. Spending time outdoors enhances nature connection. Teaching kids about trees fosters a love for nature. Foraging requires knowledge of specific trees for food sourcing. Nuts and fruits from trees provide more calories than greens. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 04:56 Adam's Journey into Foraging and Hunting 10:04 The Role of Trees in Hunting 20:00 Identifying Trees from a Distance 29:49 Seasonal Tree Knowledge and Foraging Opportunities 35:29 Foraging for Wild Foods 40:41 Understanding Ecosystems through Trees 48:26 The Interconnectedness of Nature 54:53 Learning Tree Identification 01:01:58 Connecting with Nature and Community Keywords: Foraging, hunting, trees, nature, wild foods, mushroom identification, wildlife, ecosystem, outdoor skills, nutrition, foraging, wild foods, tree identification, ecosystems, nature connection, mushrooms, hunting, outdoor skills, environmental stewardship, food sourcing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast interview, join me and the founder of Learn Your Land, Adam Haritan as we discuss his journey into foraging and mushrooms and a lot more besides. We dive into tree identification and its importance to the forager. We get his view on invasive species and how he views them... Maitake mushroom prep and also boiling your mushrooms instead of frying them... who knew! I was very grateful to speak with Adam, and his knowledge and enthusiasm for wild foods is infectious. I hope you enjoy watching and listening as much as I did talking to him. Check out more from Adam here

This week's guest is Morgan Sharpe of Creekside Flower Farm located in the Chattanooga, TN area. Morgan shares how she learned the power in place and belonging to the land. As a farmer florist, Morgan both grows and designs flowers for the community she's been cultivating for 6 years. In this episode, we discuss the importance of connecting to a place, the land, and a community.  Morgan shares about her finding, buying, and financing her new farm and the process of starting over on her own property. Learn more about Morgan and all of our past guests on TheFlowerPodcast.com Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. We are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Music, Gaana, and many more! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for access to all of our Zoom chats, tutorials, IG Lives, and video extras. Sponsors of The Flower Podcast Curate Accent Decor ASCFG Rooted Farmers Real Flower Business Society of American Florists Intrigued Experience Conference

Adam Haritan is a committed and passionate forager and naturalist who has made it his mission to help others deepen their connection with their natural environment.  Adam is a humble and thoughtful leader and brings insight into how we can better interact with nature.  This isn't your typical foragers podcast.    https://learnyourland.com  https://www.instagram.com/learnyourland/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcbf8wnyVJl631LAmAbo7nw    ______     Silvercore Club - https://bit.ly/2RiREb4     Online Training - https://bit.ly/3nJKx7U    Other Training & Services - https://bit.ly/3vw6kSU    Merchandise - https://bit.ly/3ecyvk9    Blog Page - https://bit.ly/3nEHs8W     Host Instagram - @Bader.Trav - https://www.instagram.com/bader.trav   Silvercore Instagram - @Silvercoreinc - https://www.instagram.com/silvercoreinc     ____

Adam Haritan is the founder of Learn Your Land, as well as a wild food enthusiast, researcher, and forager. He is launching a new course, Trees in All Seasons.   He learned the value of wild food foraging while studying nutrition at the University of Pittsburgh, where he discovered just how beneficial wild foods could be in optimizing human health.     Wild plants, on average, are more nutritious than their cultivated counterparts (i.e. wild blueberries vs. domesticated blueberries, wild lettuce vs. iceberg lettuce). The wild food diet is the diet that we, as Homo sapiens, have been consuming for the majority of our time on this planet, and it is the diet that we are most adapted to consume.     Today, very few Americans consume any wild foods, and instead subsist on nutrient-deficient products that scarcely resemble anything real or natural. It's no wonder that degenerative diseases like cancer, diabetes, and chronic inflammation are so prevalent.  We have abandoned our natural diet and are suffering as a result.   In this episode, Adam and Aaron discuss trees, his new course, and commitment to quality. Adam Haritan's Challenge; Find a tree growing close to your home and identify it.   Connect with Adam Haritan Twitter Youtube Website   Trees in All Seasons   If you liked this interview, check out when Adam visited Piper Creative to talk about business strategy. Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative makes creating podcasts, vlogs, and videos easy.    How? Click here and Learn more.   We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs.   Follow Piper as we grow YouTube Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | Spotify

Adam Haritan is the creator of Learn Your Land, a resource that helps people understand and connect with the place that they live. He teaches both online and in-person courses on subjects such as mushroom foraging, and plant identification. His educational videos are an excellent source of information for anyone wanting to learn more about the plants and fungi that inhabit the Eastern Woodlands of North America. In our conversation we touched on stinging nettle, hunting, nature connection and answered the important question "why did you cut your hair?"  LearnYouLand.com

Adam Haritan, founder of Learn Your Land, is a nature enthusiast, researcher, and forager currently residing in Western Pennsylvania. He leads various classes and workshops related to plant and mushroom identification, wild food harvesting, nutritional and medicinal components of wild foods, the benefits of nature connection, and more. His YouTube channel features over 150 instructional nature videos, and his Instagram and Facebook pages document his latest botanical and mycological discoveries.Connect with Adam:Website YouTubeInstagramConnect with Jacob:InstagramFacebookWebsiteSupport AAA:ListenRate / Subscribe / ReviewWatch / Subscribe on YouTubeDonate PayPal / VenmoShop through our Amazon PortalSubscribe on PatreonMusic by Jacob Gossel:DPLVSolar BodyCults & CommunitiesBiker BarBig CandyVirgoLJC

Today we are blessed by the presence of Adam Haritan, founder of Learn Your Land. Adam started the famous Learn Your Land platform in 2014 out of a desire to connect naturalists with people who wanted to learn from naturalists. Learn Your Land is an advertisement-free media channel, helping people to improve their nature skills one species at a time. He spends most of my days either looking for mushrooms/plants/trees, researching mushrooms/plants/trees, filming mushrooms/plants/trees, or editing videos and content around mushrooms/plants/trees. Before his life became dedicated to this project, Adam studied classical piano and euphonium, toured as a drummer with a heavy metal band until his academic pursuits led him to study nutrition and dietetics at the University of Pittsburgh. I’m excited to probe the depths of a naturalist who has dedicated so much time and effort to help us all learn more about the land under our feet. Topics Covered: Charting a New Life Course Through Nutrition Learning from Mentors and Naturalist Groups Western Pennsylvania Mushroom and Wild Food Community Finding Purpose in Sharing Information About Nature Foraging in Western Pennsylvania Connection with Land as Essential to Human Health Tips for Other Educators Content Creation as a Disciplined Learning Process Foraging Wild Water, Medicine and Food Land and Belonging Transcending Dystopian Futures Significance of Land Trusts & Giving Back to Natural Spaces Learning Each Mushroom that Crosses Your Path Future Projects for “Learn Your Land” Episode Resources: Learn Your Land Website: https://learnyourland.com/ Learn Your Land YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcbf8wnyVJl631LAmAbo7nw Learn Your Land IG: https://www.instagram.com/learnyourland/ Western Pennsylvania Mushroom Club: https://wpamushroomclub.org/ Echinoderma asperum (Fungus): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echinoderma_asperum

Adam Haritan is the nature enthusiast behind Learn Your Land — a media channel dedicated to plant and mushroom ID, wild food harvesting,  and the benefits of nature connection. Daniel and Adam have a lively conversation on all things wild food, including why you should get to know non-edible wild species, understanding wild mushrooms, the future of foraging regulations, why so many mushroom foragers are "psychedelic people," how hunting changes nature interaction, and more. Adam's enthusiasm is sure to inspire you to deepen your connection to your local landscape! View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/039

In this episode, Adam and I talk about where his love of the land began, how he approaches creating his YT video's and how you can incorporate foraging in literally, your own backyard. Adam also discusses how resilient wild plants are versus those grown in conventional farming. Find Adam on IG @learnyourland or on YT https://bit.ly/3amR0OF And follow/find me on IG @wizardscornerpodcast.

Luke sits down and talks to Adam Haritan of Learn Your Land to talk about foraging and hunting. Adam has built a brand around his knowledge of foraging and hunting mushrooms. Adam also talks about his experiences in adult onset hunting.

Adam Haritan is a nature enthusiast, researcher, and forager currently residing in Western Pennsylvania. He leads various classes and workshops related to plant and mushroom identification, wild food harvesting, nutritional and medicinal components of wild foods, the benefits of nature connection, and more. His YouTube channel features over 100 instructional nature videos, and his Instagram and Facebook pages document his latest botanical and mycological discoveries.Connect with Adam:WebsiteYouTubeInstagramFacebookConnect with Jacob:InstagramFacebookWebsiteSupport AAA:ListenSubscribe / ReviewDonate PayPal / VenmoShop through our Amazon PortalSubscribe on PatreonMusic by Jacob Gossel / DPLV

A fascinating conversation with Adam Haritan of Learn Your Land discussing fungi and mushrooms and their significance to our ecosystem.  We also talk about the medicinal properties of mushrooms and clear up some myths about the edible sorts.  This conversation will undoubtedly inspire you to get outside and begin to learn YOUR land. Adam on Instagram Adam's Website

Adam Haritan came in to talk to the Piper team about Learn Your Land. He talks about the importance of his Youtube presence along with his email list. He also touches on the significance of passion; but more importantly hard work. Adam explains why you shouldn't be afraid to reinvent yourself.  Check out Adam's full talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF5MjyRoJME&t=1498s     ~ “Expand Your mind, Fill Your Heart, Grow Your Tribe”~  

Adam Haritan, owner of Learn Your Land takes people into the forest to teach them about plants and mushrooms and trees. Learn Your Land educates people about water, movement, diet, and nutrition and more. Adam also does indoor programs and online classes and events. Adam talks to your host Blake Bowman about what to look for when foraging for mushrooms, mushroom supplements, and learning more about your environment.

Personal health is not just an extension of environmental health — they are one and the same.For episode 55 of the Good Life Revival Podcast, I was fortunate enough to speak with Adam Haritan, creator of Learn Your Land. Nowadays he’s best known as a forager, naturalist, and educator, but these pursuits came after a sea change in Adam’s life which began when he woke up to how he’d been neglecting his health as a touring heavy metal drummer.“My body was kind of slowly falling apart on the inside. Nothing too serious — other people would look at me and think I was fine — but I didn’t feel fine inside.”As his interest in playing with the band was waning, Adam decided to pursue studies in nutritional science, and although he found the conventional academic approach somewhat lacking, he was lucky enough to connect with mentors who helped him discover the holistic health benefits of foraging for wild foods.Because gathering wild edible plants and fungi is about so much more than mere nutrition: it is physical and spiritual sustenance for the whole human animal, which cannot be summed up in terms of macronutrient content or calories burned.Adam and I had a great conversation about his background and his work; the health benefits of nature connection; and the kinds of perspectives we can take on when we learn how to read the landscapes that we inhabit.

C.L. and Ellen discuss wilted plants and how to tell why they are drooping, we recommend two newsletters to sign up for, and discuss the bark on trees…what it does and why it’s different on each type of tree. Ellen tells us the story of how she went from a Broadway performer to plant geek, and we answer Ami’s question about plants to put on a sunny slope. :30 True or False? A wilted plant needs watering. 3:48 Plant noob: Great newsletters to subscribe to. Ned Friedman’s observations from the Arnold Arboretum Adam Haritan’s newsletter, Learn Your Land.   7:20 Eat/Drink/Grow:   Tree Bark - what it is, what it does, and why it’s different for the various types of trees. 11:49 Story Time: Ellen’s story about how she became a “plant person.” 14:48 Love Letters and Questions  Ami asks about planting on a sunny slope.

Adam Haritan is the founder of Learn Your Land, as well as a wild food enthusiast, researcher, and forager. He learned the value of wild food foraging while studying nutrition at the University of Pittsburgh, where he discovered just how beneficial wild foods could be in optimizing human health.     Wild plants, on average, are more nutritious than their cultivated counterparts (i.e. wild blueberries vs. domesticated blueberries, wild lettuce vs. iceberg lettuce). The wild food diet is the diet that we, as Homo sapiens, have been consuming for the majority of our time on this planet, and it is the diet that we are most adapted to.  Today, very few Americans consume any wild foods, and instead subsist on nutrient-deficient products that scarcely resemble anything real or natural. It’s no wonder that degenerative diseases like cancer, diabetes, and chronic inflammation are so prevalent.  We have abandoned our natural diet and are suffering as a result.   This realization has led Adam to pursue a lifestyle of wild food foraging while unearthing the forgotten knowledge we once cherished.  It is Adam’s hope to share the enthusiasm and passion he has for wild foods with you!   Adam’s Challenge; Attend a nature walk where someone is going to teach you about the natural world.   If you liked this interview, check out episode 37 with Jennifer Pharr Davis where we discuss her record-setting hiking career.