concept   cross-country foraging
7 commonsense assertions
Cultures (7) • Western cultures (1) • Northern countries (1) • Rural communities (1) • Traditional societies (1) • Tropical regions (1) • Urban societies (1) • developed nations (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cross-country foraging Western cultures Cross-country foraging is viewed differently in Western cultures due to safety and land ownership concerns. 2
2 cross-country foraging Northern countries Cross-country foraging is a seasonal practice in Northern countries due to the climate and limited variety of edible plants. 1
3 cross-country foraging Rural communities Rural communities commonly rely on cross-country foraging for food due to their proximity to nature and traditional knowledge of edible plants. 1
4 cross-country foraging Traditional societies Traditional societies deeply value cross-country foraging as it is deeply rooted in their cultural heritage and represents their holistic connection to the land. 1
5 cross-country foraging Tropical regions Cross-country foraging in tropical regions involves year-round foraging for a diverse range of edible wild plants. 1
6 cross-country foraging Urban societies Urban societies commonly do not practice cross-country foraging due to the availability of supermarkets and limited accessible natural resources. 1
7 cross-country foraging developed nations Foraging for food in developed nations is considered unconventional and potentially unsafe due to environmental pollution and the risk of poisonous plants. 1