Land Stewardship Study Circle

Join this year’s Artist as Healer Alisha Lettman and cultivate a healing garden as a container for living wisdom. A rare opportunity to sink your hands and feet into the rich earth of the Moberly Community Garden. Listen to the ancestral knowledge the land holds, and honour the histories it has witnessed and the futures it can sustain as part of the Land Stewardship Study Circle.

The Land Stewardship Study Circle is meant for those who want to deepen their connection to land and community: Artists, healers, land stewards, health workers, educators, environmentalists, farmers, seed keepers, those who seek to inform their practice with land-based knowledge. The Study Circle will meet every second Sunday of the month from March to June at the Moberly Community Garden, on the unceded territory of the Musqueam and Squamish peoples, and part of the historic Punjabi market neighborhood.

“We practice ways of engaging with the health of ourselves, our neighbours, and the land, knowing our health is deeply tied to the health of the natural world.” – Alisha Lettman

Learning Goals:

• Deepen our understanding of growing, processing, and making herbal medicine with an Ayurvedic framework
• Build valuable skills including working with power tools, medicinal plant knowledge, and sustainable agriculture techniques
• Explore the connection between healing and climate change
• Connect with other passionate land stewards, artists, and healers interested in the regeneration of the land in an anti-oppressive learning environment
• Spend time listening to the land, learning to read the land, and cultivating interspecies communication

Dates & Time:

March 10th, April 14th, May 12, June 9  | 1pm to 3pm

To apply for the Land Stewardship Study Circle, please fill out this application form.

We ask that you are available for all dates if you plan to register. If you have a conflict on one date, you can still apply but please let us know. We will prioritize those who can attend all the workshops.