@ssinvasives: It’s that time of year again! Time to forage some tasty blackberry species. But before we forage for invasive berries, we have some reminders: 1. Make sure that you know what you’re looking for, and that you’re positive about your plant ID before consuming anything. 2. Know whose land you’re on. In Canada, foraging on public land is allowed, but not in provincial or national parks. Don’t forage on private property unless you have explicit permission from the property owners. 3. Dispose of invasives properly. All unwanted invasive plant parts must be disposed of in the garbage, never composted. 4. Avoid areas treated with herbicide. Depending on where you live, some invasive species growing nearby may be treated with herbicide. On public land in the Sea to Sky, there will always be signs warning of herbicide application. 5. Avoid foraging close to roadsides and in recently flooded areas. Plants in these areas may have absorbed harmful chemicals or fumes. Happy foraging, and happy recipe testing 😊 Original (un-modified) recipes come from: - Fresh Blackberry Ice Cream (No Churn): Baked By An Introvert - Homemade Blackberry Lemonade: All Recipes - Blackberry Jam Recipe Without Pectin: Practical Self Reliance #SummerRecipes #HimalayanBlackberry #BlackberryRecipes #InvasiveRecipes

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Monday 24 August 2026 17:05:38 GMT