Wilderness Awareness School posted this on Google Video. It is from a class I taught in the summer of 2007. Though it has lots of skills, it has quite a bit of me teaching...

Here are the original teaser videos I did in October 2007 for the first HerbMentor.com launch. Return of the Dandelion has a lesson on making roasted root beverage!

In this fun video, Kimberly and the kids explore three ways to use dandelion flowers for a topic first aid remedy...as an oil, a compress, and a tea.

Dandelion flower fritters are easy to make, and are a staple at any Spring wild foods feast. This recipe is a little different than the article we posted, but is just as delicious. I took video at my class with the Wilderness Awareness Residential Program.

I am teaching a class today on wild foods that focuses on dandelion. So, I went out in the yard with the camera and shared some of the material I will cover. A dandelion story, a few uses, and little known facts....

This video covers a lot of basics on how we dry our herbs. Though there are many ways to do this, I thought I would share how we dry our nettles...

Have you made you infusion today? Nourishing Herbal Infusions are the cornerstone of an herbalist's health and educational routines. Watch a video that shows you how to make a nettle infusion. Also, download a PDF eReport that goes into the various herbs you can use, as well as answers many frequently asked questions...

Join me in the snow to watch how easy it is to pick nettles and make a really simple soup...

Join Dr. Larson as she pulls mullein (Verbascum thapsus) out of her basket of "tall herbs" from this herb walk. She covers the many uses of this important medicinal herb in this video...

On the second part of our walk, Mountain Rose Herbs director Julie Bailey not only teaches us all about plantain, but also share her wisdom with a great lesson on learning about herbs...