Who we are

Laughing Lichen is a family run wildcrafting, manufacturing, online store, training and consulting business established in 2010. We are located 30 kilometers from the city of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

We operate our facility 100% off-grid in the sub-arctic wilderness using solar energy. The products we create are carefully crafted in small batches, using hand-foraged wild herbs, berries, lichens and fungi.

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Devil’s Club Salve
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Trevor Crouse

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5/5

My daughter gave me some one year for Christmas, to see if it would help with my sore knees, an after I used the one she gave me I just had to get some more, it helps with my knees, I'm actually able to get up an go stuff I wasn't able to do before because my knees were so sore, but this I find really helps

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devil's club salve 2oz, baume à l'aralie épineuse

Devil's Club Salve

Bonnie

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4/5

Purchased as gift and they were very well recieved

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natural shampoo bar

Botanical Shampoo Bar - Dry Hair

Bonnie

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4/5

A great choice for health and flavours are pleasing.

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tea sampler pack 6g

Wild Tea Sampler Pack

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Fall Harvest Veggie Box
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WHY CHOOSE WILD FORAGED INGREDIENTS

Wild = Pesticide Free

In a CBC marketplace investigation of the major tea brands (link here) they found that half of the teas tested contained pesticide residues above the allowable limits in Canada. … Some of the pesticides found — including endosulfan and monocrotophos — are in the process of being banned from use in some countries because of dangers to the environment and to workers

Harvesting wild berries in -40 and 16" of snow. See video below

Earth's topsoil is in critical danger. Consuming wild plants will not add to this problem

An excerpt from BBC’s article , Why the soil is disappearing from farms, by Richard Gray. “The same picture is seen on farms worldwide. Soils are becoming severely degraded due to a combination of intensive farming practices and natural processes. As the layer of fertile topsoil thins, it gets increasingly difficult to grow crops for food. Without altering agricultural practices and urgently finding ways to preserve soil, the global food supply starts to look precarious.”