15 Wild Edible Plants for Bushcraft & Survival

Here are 15 edible plants and their medicinal properties for wilderness survival and bushcraft. Most of these plants can be eaten raw. Others need processing down before you eat them. All have high nutritional value and are worth adding to your bushcraft and survival knowledge. Most are also easy to forage.

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[dragonslayer]

Thank You for this! I'm trying very hard to find out as much as possible about editable plants. I've bought books, but it's nice to see them growing!

[skylovecraft]

Everyone should learn as much as possible about wild edibles and medicinal plants now more than ever! I started foraging 3 yrs ago and started in an urban setting with only knowledge of 20 plants and now i know of over 200 edible plants and various mushrooms as well! It's fun too!! I love to go on walks and try to name each plant i see. That's how i remember. And the ones i don't know i take pics of and go home and research. It gives me purpose for my walks so they aren't boring. A surprising side effect is that it cured my longterm depression and anxiety and i no longer ruminate on negative thoughts anymore. The woods can truly heal us!! Lots of medicinal and edible trees as well folks!

[sonofabear]

Thank you for sharing your plant knowledge! We need more foraging content on YouTube

[georgecain]

So glad you’ve got your own bit of land now. What an amazing achievement. I would love to see a body of water installed for trout and carp farming to further teach us on sustainability and survival techniques. Would be so cool and a great additional to being self sustaining.

[charliescott]

One of the few channels whose videos I watch as soon as I see them, keep up the good work !

[bigbird]

Yo man thanks for the free education on wild medicine

[TAFla.]

Awesome as always dude, trying to expand on this myself. Have a few books on the subject, but your videos seems more interesting than fumbling around with it myself. Thanks for the video, can't wait for the next one. Seaya in the next one brother.
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[stevetaylor]

Invaluable advice with this topic identification, excellent explanation on types of treatments and the nutrients you can get from them. Really am looking forward to seeing more on the wild edibles and their uses as medicines. Thank you for sharing

[muricanviking]

this was an incredibly calming video to watch, love your content!

[i-am-nem]

Love your channel been obsessed since the first pallet cabin series

[aynsleycooper]

High quality video, your soothing VoiceOver makes it excellent. Thanks.

[azukidx]

So many useful plants for BUSHCRAFT. I learned a lot.

[attaqigoldhunter]

Wow..amazing video brother, , greting from your friend Indonesia🇲🇨❤️🙏👍

[tylerrobbins]

Awesome video. Though I live in LA and am in a desert in North America this video was perfect.

[WalkInTheWildMedia]

💚 Your content is amazing, brother! As someone with a small foraging channel, I truly admire your work and find it inspiring. Keep up the fantastic job and continue spreading the beauty of nature! 🌿

[yahsomeacres]

I love learning about editable and medical plants. Great video. My favorite medical plant so far is the oak tree. All parts of all Oaks are anti everything except the acorns. The oak is also an antidote which I have used for various reasons like food poisoning and making a tea from fresh Eucalyptus leaves a little over a year ago. My family dr>nks oak tea on a daily basis, I also give it toy cats, dogs, and chickens. A tincture was given to a park for the wildlife a little over a year ago. 2 days ago my kitten was bit by something which made a leg swell twice the size, I gave her oak tea in chicken broth. The next afternoon all the swelling was gone.

[natureisallpowerful]

The stems of wild mustard are lovely too

[strawman]

Hands down one of the most important videos you'll see on YouTube, hats off sir 👏👍👏💖

[liannehoenderboom]

that milky substance from the dandelion also helps well with some pain relieve when stung by the stinging nettle

[percysoutdoors]

Love it! Thanks for this Mike! I've found myself more and more often looking for stuff in the woodlands around me that could be edible.