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Open House, Stinging Nettle Article, & Upcoming Courses - Alderleaf eNews, Apr 2017 April 27, 2017 |
Welcome to the April 2017 eNewsletter from Alderleaf Wilderness College! 1.) Our Annual Open House! 2.) Featured Article: Stinging Nettle 3.) Upcoming Courses at Alderleaf Join us this Sunday for a free, family-friendly event to get a taste of what we offer at Alderleaf! Sunday, April 30th, 1:00-4:00pm. Demonstrations and Activities include: - Fire Making with Bow Drill This Sunday, April 30th, 2017, 1-4pm at Alderleaf. Hope to see you there! By Chris Byrd Most people in the Pacific Northwest are familiar with stinging nettle (Urtica dioica). Nettle grows in a variety of habitats (it is often found growing in disturbed sites) and its defense mechanism makes its presence instantly apparent to anyone who happens to brush up against its leaves. Stinging nettle has a long history of human use as fiber, food, and medicine; and figures prominently in both native and human altered plant communities...(continue reading) Registration is open. Several classes are full already. Check out what's scheduled for the coming months: Immerse in Nature Skills - Train to Become an Instructor! Earn Certificates in Wilderness Survival Skills Education, Permaculture Design, Wildlife Tracking, and Wilderness First Aid. The application period for the 2017-2018 school year is open. Classes begin September 5th, 2017. Schedule a Free Visit! We are more than happy to provide an opportunity to sit in on a class, meet students & staff, and get a tour of our campus. Contact us to schedule a time to visit the program while it's in session. You can also request a free catalog or apply online. Did you know that Alderleaf is on several social sites? Check them out... Alderleaf on Instagram You can mention us on Facebook, Twitter or any other way...every little bit helps Alderleaf affect positive change in the world through nature skills education! Thank you very much for considering this request! Do you know someone who might enjoy our free nature skills articles and program updates? If so, you can forward the Alderleaf eNewsletter to a friend! The Alderleaf eNewsletter is emailed approximately once per month. We pledge to never flood your account with emails. Alderleaf Wilderness College Visit our website to see new program information and more:
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