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We hear and we forget. We see and we remember. We touch and we understand.
Suzanne and students studying plants in the field
Hands-on Herbal Apprenticeships
Cedar Mountain Herb School class in progress
Suzanne and her students on Sauk Mountain

HERBAL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
12 Week Apprenticeship
Every Tuesday

Winter Quarter:
February 5 - April 29
10 am - 4 pm
Fee: $500

Summer Quarter:
May 27 - August 12
9 am - 5 pm
Fee: $750

(Visa/MasterCard accepted)

This is a comprehensive hands-on practical study of herbal medicine concentrating on wildcrafted plants.

Apprenticeships will include:
Field Trips, Botanical Identification, Materia Medica, Ethics of Wildcrafting, Field Pharmacy, Harvest & Preservation Methods, Body Systems-Herbal Support, Medicine Making (old-timey and modern practices), Food as Medicine, Wild Plant Foraging, Herbs of the Seasons, Seaweed Intensive, Herbal Lore, Aromatherapy, and Ethnobotany.

The focus areas will be on the wild plants of the myriad bio-regions of Skagit, Whatcom & Snohomish counties
from high up in the mountains, to the river valleys and into the Sound.

Be prepared to be out in all weather.

Books:
You will be required to purchase Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast (Pojar/MacKinnon) and Medicinal Plants of the Pacific West (Moore) for the course.

Tools/Supplies:
You must provide your own wildcrafting paraphernalia such as leather gloves, quality pruners, shovel, digging fork, bags/baskets for harvesting out in the field. In addition, alcohol, olive oil, bottles/jars and other expenses necessary for medicine making must be brought to class or be prepared to purchase supplies from me.  Notice in advance will be given to give you time to buy supplies.

There are no make up days or refunds for missed classes.
Be prepared to attend all sessions to gain full benefit of this very intensive apprenticeship.

"There's more to being an herbalist than just identifying plants and knowing their uses. It's your relationship with them that counts." Suzanne Jordan

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Good Natured Earthling - Cedar Mountain Herb School
suzanne@goodnaturedearthling.com