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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Find, #eat and share the world edible #plants – an interview with Joseph Simcox, the Botanical Explorer
Earlier this week I had a visit from Joseph Simcox, the self-styled Botanical explorer. A dynamo of a man, he’s travelled the world to over 100 countries to find, eat and share as many of the huge range of edible … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged biodiversity, climate change, edible plants, food, Joseph Simcox, plants
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