Welcome to Wild Blessings
A learning resource that can cure the symptoms of Nature Deficit Disorder.
Nature Deficit Disorder (NDD) is the “condition” caused by our lifestyles that keeps us from enjoying and benefiting from time in the outdoors. I want to be your guide to learning more about creation and the One who made it!
Wild Blessings offers 3 ways to help you overcome NDD.
Latest Posts
The Wildly Preserved
Part of the rhythm of seasonal living in my life, is enjoying The Wildly Preserved in the Winter months while waiting for fresh Spring Wild greens and Nature's Wave to start rolling again. In stark contrast to the availability of ANY produce at ANY time of year … Read More
Befriending Plants – The Presence of Pine
Have you truly felt a Pine forest's presence? It is other worldly. Not just because of it's pungent uplifting Evergreen aroma...there is something ephemeral yet lasting to be experienced in the embrace of these trees. Years ago, Skipper and I were trudging along the ridge … Read More
Wild Food Recipe Secrets
Substituting wild edible plants for your favorite cookbook ingredients Many have asked me where I find recipes for my wild menus, especially after they have enjoyed foraging, cooking and eating a delicious wild meal on our spacious front porch! I tell them that it is SIMPLE … Read More
Wild Blessings Video of Adventures
A year of surfing nature's wave, eating wild, learning, teaching, playing, loving one another, reclaiming once common sense, and delighting in Creation and the One who made it all. I created this video as my gift to my Wild Blessings students in 2018 and hope to compile one from … Read More
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Help me continue to present many resources and classes for free.
PATREON – You can become a regular supporter on Patreon.com. Go to their website, or search for Patreon.com/wildblessings and sign up to be a regular contributor.
PAYPAL – Whether you are paying for an upcoming event or contributing a donation, you can always use PayPal.com. Look there for my account, Holly Drake.
Contact me: HollyDrake56@gmail.com
