Laurentian student testing foraged foods for metal and nutrient content

Muzammil Hussain May 23, 2024

A young woman with long brown hair wearing a high viz jacket and baseball cap stands against a wooded background where leaves are just beginning to be seen.

An undergraduate biology student at Laurentian University in Sudbury is doing some research that has caught the attention of local food foragers. MacKenzie Hobbs has started collecting fiddleheads, mushrooms and eventually blueberries for her thesis into the metal and nutrient content of these wild, urban foods.

An undergraduate biology student at Laurentian University in Sudbury is doing some research that has caught the attention of local food foragers. MacKenzie Hobbs has started collecting fiddleheads, mushrooms and eventually blueberries for her thesis into the metal and nutrient content of these wild, urban foods. A young woman with long brown hair wearing a high viz jacket and baseball cap stands against a wooded background where leaves are just beginning to be seen.

A young woman with long brown hair wearing a high viz jacket and baseball cap stands against a wooded background where leaves are just beginning to be seen.

An undergraduate biology student at Laurentian University in Sudbury is doing some research that has caught the attention of local food foragers. MacKenzie Hobbs has started collecting fiddleheads, mushrooms and eventually blueberries for her thesis into the metal and nutrient content of these wild, urban foods.

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