Series: Medicinal Wildcrafting

  • Details

  • 5/15/22
  • 1:55 - 3:30 p.m.
  • Free
  • All Ages
  • Categories

  • Business/Networking

Event Description

Ramble along a trail and learn about wildcrafting, harvesting  medicine and insight from plants growing in your bioregion. Fun activities will help us explore local places, listen for and identify plants, and rediscover what many modern minds have forgotten. Learn creative ways to acknowledge the land and our plant relatives. We will be mindful of precautions related to potentially hazardous plants.


There are four classes in this series.  Attend the full  series and receive a discount. 

  • May 15, 2 pm - 3:30 pm: Spring Wild Medicine
  • Jun 26, 4 pm - 5:30 pm: Caution for Poisons
  • Jul 17, 4 pm - 5:30 pm: Summer Wild Medicine
  • Sep 11, 2 pm - 3:30 pm: Autumn Wild Medicine

THINGS TO BRING

  • A water bottle 
  • A small bag
  • Tool of choice for harvesting a handful of herbs

Please wear standard attire for hands-on, outdoor learning. 


Tell us if mobility accommodations may be needed, as we will cover a good bit of ground during the class.


REGISTRATION

Sliding scale fee: $80 - $0, based upon your access to resources.


Save 20% by registering here for all 4 classes in the series.


Harvest Preserve and Backyard Abundance members receive a 10% discount.

INVITE FRIENDS AND FAMILY

We need a minimum of 10 attendees to host the classes. Please invite friends and family to ensure the events happen as scheduled. We would love to meet your loved ones.


EDUCATOR 

Mandy Dickerson, Iowa City Herbalist and Owner of Plantchanters Garden LLC, Certificate in Medicine Making, M.A. Anthropology, Certified TriYoga Teacher


LOCATION

We will meet at a variety of parks and preserves around the Iowa City area, see individual events for more details.


COVID-19

The event is held outside. Masks are optional. We will try to maintain 6' distancing.


SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

This class was developed in collaboration with many community partners using grant funding from the Johnson County Community Foundation and the Roy A. Hunt Foundation. It would not be possible without these sponsors and supporters. Please frequent these generous organizations to thank them for donations of time, materials and funds.

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