*Live Remote Online Offering* Fall Foraging & Winter Wildcrafting

PLEASE READ CLASS DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY.

ZOOM CLASSES OPERATE THE SAME AS IN PERSON CLASSES. WE DO NOT RECORD CLASSES TO PROTECT THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF OUR TEACHERS.

PLEASE NOTE: This class is not an in-person class. This class is being offered as a LIVE ONLINE-ONLY OFFERING. After you sign up, you will receive a link to register for the viewing session with your receipt. If you do not receive a receipt (please check your spam/junk box as well) send an email to learn@ritualcravt.com. Please register ahead of time to ensure that you make it to the online session on time! (Class times are in MDT time zone)

Registration will close one hour prior to class starting.

Medicinal and edible plants are always available to us, regardless of the season- you simply need to know what grows year round in your region! Fall Foraging & Winter Wildcrafting opens the world of cold weather harvesting to students and reveals to them several herbs they can depend on for year-round support. In this course, you will learn about:

– 12 Herbs Within the Rocky Mountain Available for Foraging During the Cold Months and How to Identify these Herbs Despite Lack of Foliage

– The Healing Properties of these 12 Herbs, and their Most Effective Forms for Medicinal or Culinary Use

– The Energetic Properties of the 12 Herbs, and Their Historical Use in Magic and Rituals

– PLUS Basic Fall & Winter Foraging Skills Any Beginner Can Apply With Confidence

Fall Foraging & Winter Wildcrafting will be taught in a powerpoint, lecture style class so bring note-taking materials!

Sadie is a Medicinal Plant Specialist with a passion for helping others.

Sadie developed her love for working with plants through growing up in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. She graduated from the Colorado School for Clinical Herbalism in 2016, with 360 Hours of experience in Herbal Pharmacy, Anatomy & Physiology, Botany, Foraging, and Aromatherapy. Sadie is committed to helping people learn how to take charge of their own health by teaching how to work with plant allies in order to make herbal remedies which support the body, mind, and soul.