Edible Wild Plants Guide Department Of The Army For Hikers And Foragers Color Photos Medicinal And Poisonous Plants

The Complete Guide to Edible Wild Plants, published by the Department of the Army, is a concise field reference for hikers, campers, and foragers who want to safely identify edible plants in the wild. With color photos and practical sections on medicinal uses and poisonous species, it’s a reliable companion for outdoor adventures.

• Format: 143-page paperback designed for field reference
• Comprehensive scope: Covers edible wild plants along with dedicated sections on medicinal uses and poisonous species
• Visual identification: Rich color photographs to aid accurate recognition in real-world environments
• Authoritative source: Published by the Department of the Army, reflecting practical, survival-oriented guidance
• Ideal for: Hikers, campers, foragers, and outdoor educators seeking actionable plant knowledge
• Safety emphasis: Includes guidance to avoid toxic plants and to forage responsibly
• Practical design: Field-friendly layout that makes key details quick to locate on trail or in camp
• Reference details: ISBN 978-1-60239-692-0 for easy cataloging and sharing

Whether you’re planning a weekend hike, building a survival kit, or teaching outdoor biology, this guide helps you identify edible plants and medicinal uses while clearly flagging poisonous species. The color photos reduce guesswork when you’re outdoors, and the included safety notes support responsible foraging and risk reduction. By offering real-world scenarios and practical tips, this book helps you enjoy nature with greater confidence and knowledge.