Registration will close on May 6th, 2022. Clinical herbalist Michael Blair will be teaching a 2-day botany intensive for herbalists, plant enthusiasts and clinical program students. This is an in-depth course on understanding more about the plants surrounding us that also includes many herb walks, wildcrafting exercises, and botany identification lessons and medicine [...]
This course will take place at our North San Antonio campus! This course is open to everyone! Clinical herbalist Michael Blair will be teaching a 2-day botany intensive for herbalists, plant enthusiasts and clinical program students. This is an in-depth course on understanding more about the plants surrounding us that also includes many [...]
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Clinical herbalist Michael Blair will be teaching a 2-day botany intensive for herbalists, plant enthusiasts and clinical program students. This is an in-depth course on understanding more about the plants surrounding us that also includes many herb walks, wildcrafting exercises, and botany identification lessons and medicine making. This 2-day course will [...]
REGISTER NOW! Clinical herbalist Michael Blair will be teaching a 2-day botany intensive for herbalists, plant enthusiasts and clinical program students. This is an in-depth course on understanding more about the plants surrounding us that also includes many herb walks, wildcrafting exercises, and botany identification lessons and medicine making. This 2-day course will be [...]
CLICK TO REGISTER Ethnobotany in the Texas Hill Country Becoming Bio-regional: for Herbalists, Foragers and Permaculturists with Sonoran herbalist & forager, John Slattery There is a current movement to learn more about our local plants, wherever we may live. The use of wild plants for food, medicine, and a great variety of utilitarian applications (known [...]
Ethnobotany in the Texas Hill Country Becoming Bioregional: for Herbalists, Forgagers and Permaculturists with Sonoran herbalist & forager, John Slattery There is a current movement to learn more about our local plants, wherever we may live. The use of wild plants for food, medicine, and a great variety of utilitarian applications (known as ethnobotany) is [...]