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  • Dandelion Seed Community Health Project
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  • Medic Healer Council Standing Rock
  • Medicine for All Seeking Health & Healing (MAASH)
  • Mendocino County Herb Guild
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  • Sassifrass Community Health
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P.O. Box 3662
Santa Cruz, CA
95063
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Playing a show tomorrow at the Felton music hall (in old Don Quixote’s building) with @silverleafbloodmoon and @wortnose as Byssus. We are now a three piece and have hurdy gurdy which has been a dream of mine for a long time. Also @kitehandsglowing and Village of Spaces will be playing. We start at 8!💫
From the #Run4Salmon medic tent last 2 weeks. What an honor to be a part of this journey and prayer for the continuation of salmon, indigenous life ways, and restoration of land and water. #waterislife #protectsacredsites #tailgatemedic
So wonderful to be working with the Run4Salmon medic team this year! Y’all rock. Go to Run4Samon.org to find more info and how to join on this 2 week journey underway now: “Winnemem Wintu Chief Caleen Sisk and a collective of Indigenous women, activists, and allies are organizing the Run 4 Salmon, a 300-mile trek that follows the historical journey of the salmon from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to the Winnemem (McCloud River) to raise awareness about the policies threatening our waters, our fish, and indigenous lifeways. It’s a dire time in California for wild chinook salmon (Nur) – climate change, giant dam projects and draining rivers for Big Ag irrigation threaten the survival of the keystone keepers of our waters. Salmon bring essential nutrients to the waterways, forests, and lands. However, since the Shasta Dam was built 73 years ago, the salmon have been unable to return to their home waters in the Winnemem’s ancestral watershed.” #salmonwillrun with @dixiepauline @craftbalm
New #ecoprint scarves dyed with eucalyptus, redwood cones, onion skins, madder root, st johns wort, yellow dock seed, hollyhock and hibiscus 🌺 if you happen to be in #pescadero tomorrow I’ll be showing these @the_slow_coast during the art and fun festival. #botanicalprints #naturallydyed #herbdyed #locallymade
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