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Have you always wanted to learn how to identify and harvest edible and medicinal plants that grow in your own backyard? Would you like to know more about working with herbs to enhance your health and well-being? Do you want to learn how to make tea blends, salves, syrups, and more?
We welcome Rebecca Pine of Evergreen Acres to Rise UP! Center to share her vast knowledge with us in this series of herbal workshops. |
The following Saturdays from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Attend one or more single workshops for $30 each or $160 for the full series of six. Learn more about each workshop and register on the Evergreen Acres Events page.
- January 11, 2025 - Intro to Herbal Medicine
- February 22, 2025 - Herbs and Immune Health
- March 22, 2025 - Herbal First Aid
- April 19, 2025 - Herbs for Kids
- May 17, 2025 - Herbs for Women's Health
- June 7, 2025 - Herbal Identification Walk
Attend one or more single workshops for $30 each or $160 for the full series of six. Learn more about each workshop and register on the Evergreen Acres Events page.
Rebecca Pine, Herbalist
Rebecca Pine trained as a traditional and clinical herbalist at the Herbal Therapeutics School of Botanical Medicine (now David Winston’s Center for Herbal Studies) in Washington, NJ. She furthered her herbal education with William LeSassier in New York, NY. She studied wilderness survival at The Tracker School in Asbury, NJ.
Rebecca has been leading “weed walks,” herbal preparation workshops, and various outdoor education and wilderness survival programs for over 25 years. She began her herbal practice in 2000 at The Remedy Center in Morristown, NJ. She currently offers herbal consultations by phone and in person in NH.
Rebecca weaves her lifelong love of nature into every aspect of her work: writing, workshop facilitation, consulting, and speaking.
Rebecca Pine trained as a traditional and clinical herbalist at the Herbal Therapeutics School of Botanical Medicine (now David Winston’s Center for Herbal Studies) in Washington, NJ. She furthered her herbal education with William LeSassier in New York, NY. She studied wilderness survival at The Tracker School in Asbury, NJ.
Rebecca has been leading “weed walks,” herbal preparation workshops, and various outdoor education and wilderness survival programs for over 25 years. She began her herbal practice in 2000 at The Remedy Center in Morristown, NJ. She currently offers herbal consultations by phone and in person in NH.
Rebecca weaves her lifelong love of nature into every aspect of her work: writing, workshop facilitation, consulting, and speaking.