COVID Protocol
Join us for a visual presentation that goes over the basics of the fungal kingdom including anatomy, physiology, ecology and ID. Did you know, fungi connect to 90% of all plants around the world? Join us for a visual presentation that goes over the basics of the fungal kingdom including anatomy, physiology, ecology and ID.
Explore how Nettles deliver their sting and how to identify them in the field, other than getting a surprising zap! Let’s discuss this prickly topic--exploring how Nettles deliver their sting and how to identify them in the field (other than getting a surprising zap!). We’ll dive deep into nettle’s historical uses, ranging from making cordage
In this informal talk Dr. Joan Maloof will discuss the overall condition of planet earth's forests In this informal talk Dr. Joan Maloof will discuss the overall condition of planet earth's forests. She will discuss the critical role forests play in biodiversity, and the carbon cycle. She will explore the human health benefits of forests
. In this class, we’ll explore how to blend tea for flavor and action, tapping into our intuition to guide us along the way.Tea blending is an art form as much as it is a sensory experience. In this class, we’ll explore how to blend tea for flavor and action, tapping into our intuition to
Recent headlines about global pollinator declines and three billion fewer birds in North America are a bleak reality check about how ineffective our current landscape designs have been at sustaining the plants and animals that sustain us. Such losses are not an option if we wish to continue our current standard of living on Planet
This session addresses self-care, explores our mortality along with the global ecological crisis and asks how to create more meaningIn these challenging times, as we collectively face painful realities and despair, it also serves us well to cultivate hope and take action. This session addresses self-care, explores our mortality along with the global ecological crisis,
.Join us for the sixth year of Fox Haven Foragers. In this Level 1 series, we’ll visit some common favorites like milkweed, goldenrod, cattail and elderberry. We’ll also introduce some seasonal species to our forage like witch hazel, Paw Paw, sumac, and aronia.Fermenting blackberry leaves for tea, hunting for edible mushrooms, plucking ripe Paw Paw,
.Join us for the sixth year of Fox Haven Foragers. In this Level 1 series, we’ll visit some common favorites like milkweed, goldenrod, cattail and elderberry. We’ll also introduce some seasonal species to our forage like witch hazel, Paw Paw, sumac, and aronia. Fermenting blackberry leaves for tea, hunting for edible mushrooms, plucking ripe Paw
.Foraging has become a rather popular topic and activity lately. It brings us great joy to know that more people are spending time outdoors, interacting with nature, perhaps even teaching their kids where our food and medicine comes from. The process of identification, harvest, and preparation of wild edibles and medicinals brings us closer to
.In Level 1, Foragers were exposed to a wide variety of plants and skills and began to build the concept of reciprocity. In Level 2 we will take those lessons and put them into action by designing and stewarding a Foragers Patch that will ground us in our ecosystem and the complex relationships within it.
