Foraging with Angela Pozarycki

Foraging with Angela Pozarycki Foraging for EDIBLE ALIEN PLANT SPECIES for food security, nutrition & medicine, and to contribute to the conservation of our indigenous species.

The wild fennel, Foeniculum vulgare, is at its best at the moment! It's an invasive alien here in the Western Cape, ZA, ...
13/09/2026

The wild fennel, Foeniculum vulgare, is at its best at the moment! It's an invasive alien here in the Western Cape, ZA, so use as many as you can 🌱💚

Something is cooking 💚🌱 watch this space
05/09/2026

Something is cooking 💚🌱 watch this space

A little wild shopping for inflammation meds ❤️🌱
02/09/2026

A little wild shopping for inflammation meds ❤️🌱

01/09/2026

'Suez, a historic canal' (6/6). The opening of a passage between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean led to migrations of 'Lessepsian' species, named after the canal's developer, Ferdinand de Lesseps. Their proliferation, which destabilizes ecosystems, has increased due to overfishing, pollution, coas...

This little guy was caught in a feeding trough. It's a Common Slug-Eater, Duberria lutrix. They're non-venomous and can'...
15/08/2026

This little guy was caught in a feeding trough. It's a Common Slug-Eater, Duberria lutrix. They're non-venomous and can't bite you. They feed on snails and slugs, as the name suggests. They hail from many African countries, including SA. If disturbed, these snakes will coil up into a knot and shoot p**p at you (a secretion from their butt-gland). If you find one of these in your garden, congratulations! It's a great sign that your environment is/ is becoming suitable for supporting both prey and our indigenous predators. **p

14/08/2026

6.30am in the middle of nowhere, Western Cape.
Madame sneakypants broke into my room the night before... but her plans were foiled thereafter!

Did a lot of work on a beautiful little farm in the middle of nowhere this week past. I gained a better understanding of...
13/08/2026

Did a lot of work on a beautiful little farm in the middle of nowhere this week past.
I gained a better understanding of off grid living and how one can live close to nature, low-impact. Something I aspire to.

10/08/2026

Nothing beats indigenous forest.
Let's challenge ourselves to actively remove all aliens from our properties and plant indigenous. Remove and eat the edible aliens found on and off your property- eradicate them through constant use.

08/08/2026

I may get sick, but I'm living!
Get yourself to the beach in the rain, just once in your life.
No foraging today- picking edible indigenous beach plants is unethical and illegal. It harms the environment so much more than we tend to realize. There is little alien food to be found on most WC beaches, besides the invasive Mediterranean mussel.

07/08/2026

Sometimes it's good to sit on the beach, in the rain, under a bush, no supplies, drenched clothes, and just exist. I enjoyed watching the Kelp Gulls huddling between the dunes.

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