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Foraging food from the natural world is widely regarded as a means of connecting with nature and bringing in a few tasty morsels to the kitchen you may not be able to easily find in the supermarket.
However, a warning last week by Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) that it does not allow foraging on its reserves, has highlighted concerns around a practice which has seen remarkable growth in recent years.
The Trust reminded visitors that “mushrooms and toadstools are the reproductive part of th
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