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Two year apprenticeship: UCSC farm and Garden
Apprenticeship in Ecological Horticulture is accepting
for the 2018 program. Includes formal instruction
and hands-on practical skill
building. Fee: $6000 plus $660 food dues.
Deadline for domesticat applicants September 30, 2017.
Additional info at
http://casfs.ucsc.edu/apprenticeship/index.html








Aug 26-27 Chesapeake Herb
Gathering.
Offered by: Centro
Ashé Community Herbal Center.
The Chesapeake Herb Gathering is an
annual event organized by Centro Ashé bringing
together inter-generational herbal, land-based,
and healing communities to celebrate our
stories, our knowledge, our culture and
traditions.
Enjoy a weekend of workshops, plant
walks, youth activities, community artwork,
social justice, artisans market, campfire, and
community connections with local herbalists,
teachers, clinicians, healers, botanists,
farmers, birthkeepers, medicine makers,
rootworkers, artists, homesteaders, community
organizations and much more!
For more information, visit: http://www.chesapeakeherbgathering.com/








Oct 13-15
Southeast Wise Women Herbal Conference at Lake
Eden in Black Mountain.
Over 50
leading regional herbalists and instructors will
share their skills, including Phyllis Light,
Sobande Moss-Greer, Ombassa Sophera, Sarah Thomas,
Robin Rose Bennett, and Suki Roth. Special guest,
Dr. Aviva Romm, midwife, herbalist, and
Yale-trained MD, will bridge traditional medicine
with modern science to inspire women to take back
their health.
Singer and sound healer gina Breedlove,
dance teachers Christan Carter and Shea-Ra Nichi,
as well as several other talented performers will
help to facilitate a joyful, ongoing celebration
of sisterhood and community that includes
drumming, dancing and voice. Non-class activities
are open to all attendees and include yoga,
movement, and film, along with interactive social
events. Special weekend programs designed
specifically for young women aged 10-17 encourage
the development of a strong self-image and a
hands-on relationship with the Earth.
Accommodations range from tent camping to
shared indoor lodging in lodges and cabins.
Weekend meal tickets are available and communal
meals feature a fresh, locally sourced, seasonal
menu that is based on “Nourishing Traditions” by
Sally Fallon—tasty and wholesome. Local vendors at
the Food Pavilion provide tasty alternatives for a
range of dietary preferences.
The conference is grateful for the support
and sponsorship of local and regional businesses
and publications that share in the event’s spirit
of holism and health. They include: Red Moon
Herbs, French Broad Food Co-op, WNC Woman
Magazine, The Laurel of Asheville, Traditional
Medicinals, Frontier Co-op, Mountain
Xpress, Mountain Rose Herbs, Food
Life, Sophie Magazine, Gaia Conceptions and Gaia
Herbs.
For details and online registration visit sewisewomen.


2018 April 13-14
20th Annual Herb and Garden Festival at the Memorial
Hall Expo Center in York, PA.......Get a Booth!
Contact Susan Eggleston at
PennsylvaniaHerbFestival@msn.com






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Sept 30-Oct 1 West Virginia Herb
Association Annual Conference. at Jackson
Mill's Conference Center in Weston. Details at
www.wvha.org
Oct 6-8
Mycelium Mysteries: Women’s
Mushroom Retreat.
Offered by: Midwest Women’s Herbal. A
unique women’s mushroom retreat - with workshops
on wild mushroom gathering and identification,
fungal ecology, mushroom medicine & nutrition,
ethnomycology, women's roles in the herstory of
fungi and more - held at Camp Helen Brachman in
Almond, Wisconsin.
Phone: (920)
452-4372;
E-mail: herbwomen@gmail.com;
For
more information, visit:
http://www.midwestwomensherbak.com/mushrooms
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