Indeed. Druids are able to forage wood as well as food and water at a campfire. This is the only way a Druid can even gather wood since we cannot equip the hand ax without burning a feat.
RP wise it's great that we can gather the deadfall and fallen branches, although it could be said we are pruning the tree as well.
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And I think it is simply the preference of the druid as to whether they eat meat or not, not because they feel it's wrong to hunt animals for food (though some may; every druid seems wildly different).
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Some Druids eat meat. Some hunt animals for food and clothing. Most Druids will not get upset at "normal" hunting. They are aware that it is part of the natural cycle and without some thinning, unbalance will occur.
However, it is when one hunts TOO much or, even worse, when one hunts and does not use what they kill. THAT will send a Druid into a fury. At least my Druid. Which brings me to my next point....
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And if you want to see an "aggressive" druid in action, watch Luna. =P
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Har! :P
Anyway, in the end it is important to state that there are many many ways to play a Druid. One way is not necessarily more right then another. As long as the Druid is kept within the boundaries that Leanthar has set for them it is a pretty open class.
Have fun with it.
