Mireya Treviño
Her first brush with foraging ended when she accepted a confident identification from a photograph that showed neither the underside nor the ground beneath it. After years checking net-haul records aboard small fishing boats, she now writes in her forties about that error and has never again treated a photograph as a specimen.
Articles by Mireya Treviño
Entire Farmers Market Ramp Supply Traced to One Man's Neighbor's Yard
The 'wild-foraged Appalachian ramps' sold at $18 per bunch were harvested from a suburban backyard in Bethesda while the homeowner was at work.
Urban Forager Discovers New Species of Edible Plant Growing Exclusively in Parking Lot Cracks
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