The Wildbiome Project with Monica Wilde

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The Wildbiome Project with Mo Wilde at Røør in Oslo.

Velkommen til en hyggelig kveld for alle med interesse for sopp,  nyttevekster eller kosthold.

Norges sopp- og nyttevekstforbund arrangerer en faglig kveld om sanking av sopp og nyttevekster på Røør i Oslo, mandag 27 oktober fra 18:00-20:00. Monica Mo Wilde besøker oss fra Skotland og presenterer hennes spennende prosjekt The Wildbiome Project. Foredaget er på engelsk, starter ca 18:30 og varer ca 1 time.

Det blir litt smaksprøver før foredraget og man kan kjøpe drikke i baren etter eget ønske.

Monica «Mo Wilde» er svært populær på Instagram, der hun formidler bredt om sanking, sopp og ville planter. Hun er etnobotaniker og forsker på urter og urtemedisin. Hun er også engasjert i frivillig arbeid i hennes hjemland Scotland, i the Linnean Society, the British Mycological Society og the Association of Foragers, som hun var med å etablere i 2015. Monica har undervist i sanking og urtemedisin i flere tiår og i 2023 startet hun the Wildbiome® Project. Et folkeforsknings-prosjekt som ser på endringer i helsen fra en diett med vill mat. Monica skal snake om dette prosjektet og resultatene de har funnet.

About Monica Wilde 

Known as informally as Mo, I’m an ethnobotanist and research herbalist. I live in Scotland in a self-built wooden house where I’ve created a wild, teaching garden on 4 organic acres, encouraging edible and medicinal species to make their home. I hold a Masters degree in Herbal Medicine, am a Fellow of the Linnean Society, a Member of the British Mycological Society and a Member of the Association of Foragers, which I helped to found in 2015.
I’ve has been teaching foraging and herbal medicine for several decades now, with the aim of “Restoring Vital Connection” – the mantra of the Association of Foragers.

In 2023, I started the Wildbiome® Project – a citizen science study tracking the health changes seen on wild food diets. The 2023 results can be found here. The next arm of the study is in April 2025.

The Wildbiome Project 

Monica ‘Mo’ Wilde discusses the gut microbiome and health results from The Wildbiome Project – a citizen science research study on the health implications of a foraged diet. Learn about the 2023 pilot results when 24 foragers were tested while eating only wild food. Hear about the current 2025 study with over 120 participants, EatWild the first wild food nutrition app, and the exciting developments with the University of Bradford. In 2021, Mo lived for a year only on free wild food, eating over 300 species of plants, 87 species of mushrooms, not to mention seaweeds and wild game. Mo is the author of The Wilderness Cure (winner of the John Avery Award) and Free Food, helped found the Association of Foragers, and has been teaching foraging for the best part of 2 decades Come to her talk with slides and a lively question and answer session.

The Wildbiome Project 2

Påmeldingsfrist 15.oktober 2025 

Monica Wilde
Foto: monicawilde.com

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