Herbal Plant Walk with Winter

Join Winter Strong, Traditional Indigenous Herbalist for a forest herbal plant walk. Learn about Pacific Northwest medicinal, native, edible plants and trees, their healing properties, ethical foraging practices, and wildcrafting techniques.

This guided herb walk takes place in a 1000 acres wooded land, public  trail, near Evergreen State College. It is a mostly flat walk with a few small hills and one steeper hill. The pace of the walk is slower than a hike with lots of time for observation and connection with the plants.  If you have  questions about the trail or the walk feel free to reach out via email. 

July 14th at 10am-12pm

Register by July 10th

Taught by Winter Strong

Winter  is an enrolled Skokomish tribal member who has been working with plant  medicine with various tribal communities for over 20 years. Winter has  facilitated outdoor learning programs, gardening project sand taught  traditional herbal medicine-making in variety of settings. Winter has a  passion for teaching children and adults natural remedies as well as  nature connection.  She brings her conscious connection to indigenous  plant knowledge which she enthusiastically shares with her students.  Winter lives on the Skokomish reservation in a multigenerational  household with her children and dog Loki.