Wednesday, March 18th

free

The Food Co-op Annex, 2110 Lawrence Street

noon – 1pm

Your skin can take quite a beating from sun, wind, pollution, and the passage of time. What we eat and how we care for our skin is crucial for staying healthy and looking radiant at any age. In this class, you'll learn basic nutrition strategies to keep your skin vibrant year-round, how to choose and use safer sunscreens and skin care products, and how to make a few superclean, super-affordable skin care products at home.

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About the instructor
Hosted by registered clinical herbalist and wellness educator Linden de Voil, RH(AHG).  Linden has a private practice at Bear Root Apothecary & Wellness Center in uptown Port Townsend, offering individual consultations and group classes on plant medicine, integrative wellness and whole-foods nutrition.

Wild Edible & Medicinal Fall Plant Walk & Class

Sunday November 3rd, 2019, 12-1:30pm
Meet at The Food Co-op courtyard
414 Kearney St. Port Townsend

This exciting class will take you outside to identify and learn about common wild edible and medicinal plants in our environment. Join our returning wild edible and medicinal plants instructor Nancy Slick and discover the exciting plants that surround you and how to use them in your own home! This class includes a wild walkabout where you will have an opportunity to see and touch edible and medicinal plants in the wild. Learn descriptions of various plants, how they grow and their common uses in this fascinating and useful class.

About the instructor

Nancy Slick is an estate planning attorney and wild edible and medicinal plants teacher in the Sequim area. She has been a consultant for the National Geographic television network and has taught plant classes in King, Pierce, Jefferson, Clallam and Kitsap counties, including for Peninsula College, the Kitsap County Park Department and the Kitsap County fifth graders environmental education program.

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