Titlebook: Urban Foraging in the Changing World; Shalini Dhyani,Mallika Sardeshpande Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Traditional Connect to Urban Foraging: Experiences from Bali, Indonesiale since time immemorial. Over the years, increasing urbanisation and migration of people from rural to urban settings have not deterred many in foraging wild plants for various purposes. In many urban settings, foraging is still influenced and inspired by traditions and cultural connection with nat

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Rampant Urbanization, Loss of Green Spaces, Depleting Foraging Wisdom for Nutrition, Health, and Proradesh, India’s most populous state, like any other state, is facing dramatic economic transformation and urban sprawling. The urban landscape of the state also represents prevailing foraging wisdom that is often overlooked and ignored. In this chapter, we provide an overview of urban foraging trend

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Contribution of Underutilized Wild Edibles Extracted from Urban Landscapes for Food Security and Socis a lack of adequate information on the extraction, consumption, and trade patterns of wild edibles in urban landscapes, and their actual contribution has not been estimated in Kashmir. Therefore, this study was conducted to explore the diversity, extraction and consumption patterns, and trade of w

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Diversity and Distribution of Forageable Tree Species Across Green Space Types in Fast-Growing City n developed countries in the northern hemisphere, and there is insufficient information available from rapidly urbanizing cities of India. The study potentially supports urban foraging in fast-growing urban areas, by providing insights about the relevance of urban green spaces (UGSs) in supporting a

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Designing Edible Cities: Exploring the Origins and Future of Urban Foraging and Wild Herbalism in the city. Despite recent attention to urban agriculture, landscape architecture has rarely focused on aspects of urban foraging and how to design sustainable urban green infrastructure for foragers..A brief review of current literature precedes a historical context comparison with particular reference

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Encountering the Hidden Bounty of the Urban Forest: Community Foraging Practices and Policies in Canh activities that include urban foraging. While the global urban population increases, it brings into focus on food security issues and practices such as foraging are seen as one possible mitigation strategy to provide local, accessible food. In this chapter, we highlight the growing phenomenon of u

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Learning to Find the “food beneath your feet”: Urban Foraging, Social-Meet-ups, and Mobile Social-Ecbout and within local ecosystems that support social-ecological resilience. Research on (SEM) associated with food production—or provisioning services—in urban greenspace demonstrates how knowledge about species, spaces, and practices is maintained or (re)produced. To date, however, SEM scholarship

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