Medicinal Plants Course in the Northeastern Cascade Foothills

Medicinal Plants Course

Dates: 2009 dates TBA
Duration: 6pm Fri - 3pm Sun
Location: Okanogan, WA
Instructor: Chris Kenworthy
Cost: $250
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Learn how to use wild plants for medicine while in the beautiful foothills of the northeastern Cascade Mountains. Chris will cover the basics of making salves and tinctures, as well as using fresh wild plants for first aid situations. Each student will create a salve and tincture to take home.

The course will be held on Chris's 160-acre wilderness property that contains a large diversity of wild medicinal plants within the pine forest and sagebrush habitats. Free camping and meals will be provided for course participants.

20 WA State clock hours available through The Heritage Institute.
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Instructor: Chris Kenworthy has been teaching wilderness courses for over 15 years. She is the director of The Coyote's Path Wilderness School which she founded in 1994. She now lives in the Northeastern Cascade Mountains on 160 acres in a remote cabin off the grid. Chris has been a registered nurse for 27 years working in ER & ICU and is well versed in both modern and herbal wilderness medicine.