Jeju’s gosari season in full swing, but risks grow

The annual foraging season for wild bracken fiddleheads, locally known as gosari, is now in full swing on Jeju Island. But the seasonal tradition has been marred by a string of accidents, including cases of people going missing as well as snakebites. On Sunday, a woman in her 60s was rescued by fire authorities after becoming lost while gathering bracken on a forest trail in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, at around 11:32 a.m., according to the Jeju Fire and Safety Headquarters on Tuesday. Snakebite in

By The Korea Herald