CONNECTING WITH ECOLOGICAL INTELLIGENCE

Coming Back to Presence with the Living Earth

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Ecological Intelligence
Thinking and working with plants and ecological intelligence to transform our understanding of human-nonhuman relationship as we remember our essential bond with the Living Earth.

In addition to the above you will find a bit of information about wildcrafting, medicine making, and working with medicinal plants.

PNW Medicinal Plants Scott Kloos PNW Medicinal Plants Scott Kloos

Yerba Santa the Holy Herb

Woody lower branches with shredding bark stand erect. Sticky, yellow-green new-growth stems produce lance-shaped, 2- to 6-inch-long, usually hairless leaves. These toothed or smooth-edged leaves are dark green, sticky, and glossy above with hairs between the veins that form a net-like pattern on their lighter-colored undersides. Flowering stalks, lined with 1/3- to 2/3-inch-long tubular flowers that vary in color from white to pink to purple, unfurl like a scorpion’s tail from late spring to early summer.

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