By Rose High Bear Founding Director & Editor Rose High Bear holds book reading at University of Oregon Many Nations Longhouse January 31,...

By Raven Michelle (Lipan Apache, Hawaiian, Mohawk) When I was a child, I would take these seeds with two wings throw them into the air...

By Dair Dorman (Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians) Image of Oregon Grape in bloom As the days grow longer and the first hints of...

By Jennifer Freeman EWF’s Urban Forestry Educator/Mentor Jennifer Freeman with Elderberry Trees at EWF Ts’epk’esh a’y! ( Good morning! in...

By Julie Lomboy (Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde) Executive Assistant to the Director Volunteers Mulching Newly planted Elderberry...

By Lora Lyn Junio (The Philippines, Hawaii) TEK Urban Forestry Educator/Mentor Clarkia amoena growing at EWF native plant nursery The...

By Rose High Bear (Deg Hit’an Dine, Inupiaq) Founding Director December 2024 Image of Native American Plant Nursery In December, the team...

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EWF intern Julie Lomboy learns propagation and hardwood cutting techniques, blending classroom, fieldwork, and ecological stewardship. 🌿

Elderberry Wisdom Farm preps native plant beds with seeds for pollinators, using Willamette Valley-adapted, drought-tolerant species. 🌱

The inspiring biography of Lakota leader Martin High Bear shares his vision, culture, and teachings. Now available at Elderberry Wisdom Farm

Elderberry Wisdom Farm team attended the NW Tribal Food Sovereignty Coalition gathering, learning and connecting with indigenous communities

Join us on Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 6:00 pm for a talk by David G. Lewis, PhD. David is Assistant Professor, Anthropology &...

Julie reflects on her transformative 2024 internship at Elderberry Wisdom Farm, where she connected with the land and Native American values

Michael Crain (Klamath-Modoc, Kickapoo-Sac and Fox) shares his experience as a 2024 Habitat Restoration Intern at Elderberry Wisdom Farm.

Discover the inspiring life of Lakota medicine man Martin High Bear in his new biography. Proceeds support Native schools.

Join Elderberry Wisdom Farms in starting a native plant nursery to restore habitats and preserve Traditional Ecological Knowledge.

BIOGRAPHY OF LAKOTA MEDICINE MAN MARTIN HIGH BEAR NOW AVAILABLE

Climate journalist Delger Erdenesanaa has reported that Indigenous communities are winning cases in court and stopping dangerous coal,...

Join us this fall for a series of lectures by David G. Lewis, PhD, Assistant Professor, Anthropology & Indigenous Studies at Oregon State Un