Eat Your Weeds - Fillable Foraging Field Guide by Chuck Copenspire
Discover the wild food waiting at your feet.
Eat Your Weeds is a playful, hand-drawn field guide and coloring book that helps you identify and appreciate the edible plants growing all around you. Designed for beginners, curious creatives, and survivalists alike, this guide features friendly illustrations, plant facts, safety notes, and fillable pages for your own discoveries.
Use it as a coloring book, a field journal, or both. Whether you're wandering a bike trail or just eyeing your backyard, this zine-style guide invites you to slow down, observe, and reconnect with the land.
📍 Focused on common plants found in New York State (but I want to do this for other regions as well!)
Discover the wild food waiting at your feet.
Eat Your Weeds is a playful, hand-drawn field guide and coloring book that helps you identify and appreciate the edible plants growing all around you. Designed for beginners, curious creatives, and survivalists alike, this guide features friendly illustrations, plant facts, safety notes, and fillable pages for your own discoveries.
Use it as a coloring book, a field journal, or both. Whether you're wandering a bike trail or just eyeing your backyard, this zine-style guide invites you to slow down, observe, and reconnect with the land.
📍 Focused on common plants found in New York State (but I want to do this for other regions as well!)
Discover the wild food waiting at your feet.
Eat Your Weeds is a playful, hand-drawn field guide and coloring book that helps you identify and appreciate the edible plants growing all around you. Designed for beginners, curious creatives, and survivalists alike, this guide features friendly illustrations, plant facts, safety notes, and fillable pages for your own discoveries.
Use it as a coloring book, a field journal, or both. Whether you're wandering a bike trail or just eyeing your backyard, this zine-style guide invites you to slow down, observe, and reconnect with the land.
📍 Focused on common plants found in New York State (but I want to do this for other regions as well!)
