Learning Wild Plants One Month at a Time

Posted on by Leah Wolfe
CHI Cohort 2015: Peggy, Claudia, Jessica, Stephanie, Chris, Julie, Cris (taking the picture).
CHI Cohort 2014: Leah (kneeling front), Kat, Rachel, Karen, Sandy & Jessie.

These are some of my favorite pictures from the four years that I have been teaching the community herbal intensives. I have been so happy to work with all these lovely people as they expand their herbal knowledge. They all brought insight and experience to classes that helped all of us learn more about integrating herbs into daily living.

Join the Community Herbal Intensive 2018!

Here are some of the herbal and foraging skills you will develop by attending this monthly series:

  • Basic botany and plant identification
  • From field to apothecary: wild crafting, foraging, and garbling
  • Medicine making: oils, salves, tinctures, cordials, and more
  • Materia medica: the study of herbal actions
  • Constitution and Energetics: how to match the herbal actions in plants to people
  • Basic anatomy and physiology
  • Creating herbal projects
  • Basic herb safety

Learn more at: https://serpentineproject.wordpress.com/about/trillium-center/community-herbal-intensives/

Or click here to request an application: https://serpentineproject.wordpress.com/contact-us/

Early Bird Discount is offered until February 1!

Published by Leah Wolfe

Leah is the archetypal herbalist. You know the one, living at the edge of town with all of the weird plants. Leah Wolfe, MPH, is a community herbalist and health educator at the Trillium Center. Leah's background is in health research, folk arts, nonprofits, community gardening, and herbalism. Learn more at trilliumcenter.org