Northwest Sustainability Institute / plant Rubus / R. J. McLain Institute / USA P. T. Hurley Ursinus College / USA M. Emery USDA Northern Research Station / plant Mahonia / /
IndustryTerm
nontimber forest products / food resources / urban nontimber forest product / capitalist food economies / vegetation management / food hardship / qualitative data analysis software / media outlets / e.g. social media / place-based food systems / food gap / online newsletters / natural resource management / food miles / urban food / food bank / appropriate health systems / urban social-ecological systems / food justice scholarship / tangible forest products / colonialist food economies / chemical herbicides / food / appropriate food / forest products / food needs / edible products / food production / food systems / food justice / food source / toxic chemicals / e-offprint / slow food / food sovereignty / food security / urban forest systems / cultural services / food practices / social networks / health systems / household food uses / appropriate wild food / agricultural food production / visible community networks / food waste / formal research protocols / /
USDA / Ursinus College / Department of Parks and Recreation / Northwest Sustainability Institute / R. J. McLain Institute for Culture and Ecology / Food Research and Action Center / Northwest Indian College / /
Person
Bryant / Patrick T. Hurley / Rebecca J. McLain / Marla Emery / Framework Our / Schroeder / Bailey / /
Position
Author / stalk Fruit Author / prince / King / accepted author / inky cap Lichen Artist / participant observation Author / /
Urban Forest Justice and the Rights to Wild Foods, Medicines, and Materials in the City Melissa R. Poe, Rebecca J. McLain, Marla Emery & Patrick T. Hurley