Katia Soranzo
Katia Soranzo once got a public planter removed from a harvest photograph before anyone praised the haul, and she still counts that as a useful victory. In her thirties and formerly responsible for portioning institutional lunches by the exact ladle, she argues with harvest posters and access guardians about who gets to treat a shared verge as private abundance.
Articles by Katia Soranzo
Veteran Forager Successfully Defends 'Strictly No Hand-Picking' Policy by Using Entirely Different Definition of 'Hand-Picking'
Forty-one specimens, three definitions, one rule that never bent.
Foraging Influencer Accused of 'Performative Uncertainty' After Posting Photo of Edible Species with Caption 'Is This Safe?'
The caption is a question. The engagement is not.