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Time: May 31, 2011 at 7pm to June 21, 2011 at 8:30pm
Location: Beautiful Parks and Community Gardens around Van
Website or Map: http://www.urbanherbschool.ca
Event Neighbourhood and Type: herb, walk, series, workshops
Organized By: garliq
Latest Activity: Jun 21, 2011
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5 Herb Walks – 5 weeks – 5 locations
This class ran twice last season. In each we looked at approx. 20 medicinal and 15+ edible plants growing in Green Spaces around the city.
Class lead by: Garliq
Garliq is an Herbalist and Plant Spirit Medicine Practitioner living in East Vancouver. Deeply passionate about creating healthy communities, he really enjoys sharing/teaching about plant medicines and seeing the Green come Alive for people. He's especially interested in sharing the sense of empowerment he's found from gathering and making his own remedies.
Check out Garliq's Biography to learn more about him and his work.
For more info about the class or How to Register, please visit... http://www.urbanherbschool.ca/see-the-city-green
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