A Radicle

  The following is a summary of the talk I gave at the most recent NEHA retreat. It was great to meet new folks and have a chance to relax w...

This post is from Dr. Anne Dougherty, MD. She is almost in the middle of a six-week project at Mulago Hospital in Kampala where she is provi...

Let's face it, herbalists are lucky. We get to interact with plants and people in a very special way, one that emphasizes an age-old evo...

My daughter and I love making pasta. We start from scratch, and enjoy mixing the dough by hand, kneading it while we talk, and finally runni...

Consider these quick, easy preparations to add to your pantry as the season gets colder. They are based on three general ideas in herbal the...

In the story of the battle of Marathon it's rumored that, after running back to Athens following his people's brutal battle with the...

Tomorrow, before sunrise, we leave to return to America. I'm excited - I'm missing the Green Mountains. This has been an amazing mon...

I've been away from technology for a few weeks. Wandering the Alps, valleys where I grew up, in deep old forests carpeted with wild bilb...

We part, from time to time, and travel two roads in this green world. I return first and find the grass tall, the garden unruly, the house q...

Recently, scientists uncovered the remains of a Neanderthal tribe that lived in the area now known as Spain, some 50,000 years ago ...

In my dream last night, I was walking with an old friend. We were making our way through overgrown meadows, along a stream that drained a bi...

In the hills north of Montpelier, Vermont a small group of folks (some of them are herbalists too, studying at our school) are teaching skil...