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SUMMARY:Late Spring Foraging\, Wildcrafting\, and Wild Medicine Making Intensive at Blue Spruce Park (Indiana\, PA)
DESCRIPTION:This spring\, summer\, and fall\, Dana from the Pennsylvania School of Herbalism is offering herbal foraging and medicine-making intensives at a variety of regional locations. Join us for our first herbal intensive\, which will focus on the plants and mushrooms in season in late Spring. \nPart of growing your herbalism practice is developing a relationship with your local ecosystem and the medicine that grows there. This includes learning about plant identification\, where herbs grow in our ecosystem\, and safe foraging practices. But it also involves learning about reciprocation practices: how to be a good steward of the land where you live\, how to monitor plant and mushroom populations and increase medicinal plants\, and how to give back more than you take.  In the first part of this class\, attendees will be introduced to a variety of ecosystems at Blue Spruce Park in Indiana\, PA\, including edge spaces\, lawn\, wetland\, woodland wetland\, and forest.  We will place an emphasis on plant and mushroom identification\, ethical foraging\, stewardship\, and reciprocal herbalism practices. We will cover identification of plants\, trees\, and fungi that are medicinal (and occasionally\, edible!) Our emphasis in this class is on harvesting invasive plants to support the health of the park (including Japanese Knotweed\, Japanese Barberry). We will learning of their medicinal virtues\, and make medicine from these amazing–if not opportunistic–species. \nIn the second part of this class\, we will learn to process and make medicine from the plants that we harvested\, which includes garbling\, cleaning\, and preparing. \nPreparation: Good footwear is essential for this class; please wear a closed-toe hiking shoe with good tread\, long pants\, and layers for a variety of weather conditions. Foraging often includes rough terrain and off-trail walking\, and we will be off-trail and on some sloped\, damp\, and rocky areas. Bring bug spray and tick repellent.  Participants will find it helpful to bring a notebook to document and take notes.  An open-weave basket\, gloves\, a knife\, and a pair of pruners are also recommended. \nGloves are strongly recommended since we will be harvesting and working with Japanese Barberry\, which has thorns. \nLocation: Blue Spruce Park in Indiana\, PA at Pavilion #4.  9am – 1pm. \nCost: Sliding scale $40-$80.  Sliding scale means that you pay what you can afford to pay\, so please pay what you can afford. \nHerbalism Certificate Credits: 3 stewardship and identification; 1 medicine making
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LOCATION:Blue Spruce Park\, 1128 Blue Spruce Road\, Indiana\, 15701\, United States
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SUMMARY:2025 Foundations of Holistic Herbalism in person at Rhoneymeade
DESCRIPTION:There is ONE spot left in this in person class! This course functions as the foundation of our Holistic Herbalism Certificate and covers a range of herbal practices.  Please see the Foundations of Holistic Herbalism Course for more details. \nThis class meets once a month on a Sunday 10-330pm May-September: \nMay 25th\, June 22nd\, July 27th\, August 17th\, September 21st \n A $75 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your spot in class\, this goes towards the full tuition\, which is sliding scale $375-570. You can this page to pay with PayPal\, Venmo here OR contact us to arrange to pay with cash or check. Please note what your payment is for when you are sending if not paying through this page. Foundations Course Page. \nPlease note our 2025 hybrid class is currently full and has a waitlist.
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LOCATION:Rhoneymeade\, 177 Rimmey Road\, PA\, 16828\, United States
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Medicinal Mushrooms - 2 part class (ONLINE)
DESCRIPTION:January 23rd 7:30pm – 9:30pm EST (2nd class March 6th)- Introduction to Medicinal Mushrooms: Medicinal Virtues\, Herbal Preparations\, and Foraging – Class 1 of 2. Fully online with Dana Driscoll. In this two-part virtual class\, Dana Driscoll from the Pennsylvania School of Herbalism will provide a thorough introduction to mushroom medicine: herbal virtues\, preparation\, and uses\, as well as how to identify and safely forage for common medicinal mushrooms. The class will focus on mushrooms that are found in the Northeastern United States\, although many of these mushrooms are also found globally. The course will cover eight different common medicinal mushrooms and two different herbal preparations: the double-extracted mushroom tincture and mushroom salves.  We will also discuss mushroom taxonomy and identification features\, and wild mushroom foraging safety. Register here! \nSession 1 on January 23 will cover: \n\nIntroduction to the Fungi Kingdom and Mushroom parts\nMedicinal Mushrooms covered: Reishi  Chaga\, Turkey Tail\, Chaga\, and Lion’s Mane\nHerbal Preparation: Double-Extracted Mushroom Tincture\nTaking and Using Mushrooms as part of wellness\n\nTo register for this class please visit our ticketing platform below: \nhttps://events.humanitix.com/introduction-to-medicinal-mushrooms-medicinal-virtues-herbal-preparations-and-foraging-2-part-class?
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