*You are purchasing recordings of past live classes.*
This includes:
access to a video shot in 2021 in the field sharing about Juniper botany, medicine and ecology.
the ZOOM class recording on Ethnobotany of Juniper taught December 2022
the audio recording of the Ethnobotany of Juniper class taught December 2022
link to the Juniper plant profile
a quiz to test your knowledge of Juniper after perusing the educational material
extra resources to check out to research Juniper on your own
This gives you access to educational content made for the Basic Ethnobotany of Juniper class taught by Kelly Moody of the Ground Shots Podcast. Signing up for this portal gives you access to videos, audio, and a quiz on Juniper.
In this class you will learn:
about socio-political issues that face Juniper in modern times
How to ID Juniper
Juniper medicine, food and shelter
about some nuances of the Cypress plant family
ranges of different species of Juniper across Turtle Island, and some of their specific ecological nuances
other plants and animals that are connected to Juniper
how colonization has affected Juniper populations in modern times
Questions to ask yourself about your relationship with Juniper
different lenses upon which to view Juniper in the context of culture and ecology
breaking down what a ‘true cedar’ is and how it is connected to the story of Gilgamesh
and more.
Taught by Kelly Moody
Kelly Moody is the main curator behind the Of Sedge and Salt blog, the Ground Shots Podcast and the Ground Shots Project. Her work aims to creatively gather ideas about engaging the land through conversations and collaboration with others, renegade ethnobotanical field research, philosophical inquiry, critical analysis in the context of globalization, and more. She had a Philosophy and Religious Studies degree, several folk herb school certificates and apprenticeships under her belt, 10 years of field study with plants across turtle island and beyond. Check out a deeper bio, here.