We've been busy as bees making and gathering supplies to donate to Standing Rock and Zaniyan Wellness at Rosebud Camp. It is truly inspiring to witness the way people are coming together to offer support however they can. It makes such a difference in what we can accomplish!

One of the many ways people can help is by creating some of the herbal medicines and products needed, to ship or send out with the supporters heading to the camp in North Dakota. Some of the products that are in highest demand are our Essential Defender, Glycerin Herbal Tinctures and Herbal Smoking Blends. If you are interested in trying your hand at making any of these, we've set up a Recipe Page to provide a guide for making at home!

We recommend using only organic and ethically wildcrafted ingredients and trust Mountain Rose Herbs as a reliable source of quality ingredients.

Click any of the images below for instructions on how to make your own or you can purchase directly from us. All profits go to support the supply and provision of our products to the Indigenous Healing Camp!

We are thrilled to be partnering with Zaniyan Center - Lakota word meaning: being in a state of health or wholeness - to offer even more hands-oneducational classes with experienced teachers and professionals. We have a bounty of excellent workshops and classes to offer this Summer beginning June 21st..

• Qigong – Conscious Movement 6/ 21 – 8/9 every Tues/Thurs11:00am-12:00pm.

Qigong practice embodies the term “stress reduction”, and is a time-tested method and set of movements that focus on the relationship between the mind/body. This results in an understanding of how to self-manage whole body health "The Art of Inner Sustainability". Instructor: Michael Vasquez Cost: $10 per class or $125 for the series of 15*

• Plant Identification and Botany Basics I 6/25 – 8/ 6 every Saturday (except 7/9) 1-3pm

By understanding the patterns, evolution, and symbiosis of the main plant families you will be able to quickly and holistically identify plants in nature and gardens alike. Learn the ethical wild crafting and basic plant identification on field trips around the area. Study expected in addition to class. Required text books Botany in a Day, The Patterns Method of Plant Identification by Thomas J Elpel and Medicinal Plants of the Pacific West by Michael Moore.
Instructor: Katie MacCionnaith Cost: $60-80 sliding fee scale*

• Dairy and Homesteading 6/ 21 to 8/9 every Friday 8am to 12pm(except 7/9)

Caring for chickens and turkeys including butchering. Caring for our pregnant cow as well as food preservation. Other homesteading and farm activities.
Instructor: Janet Russell Cost $40-60 sliding scale *

• Introduction to Permaculture Tuesday, June 28, 3:30-5:30pm 

Permaculture agricultural ecosystems intended to be sustainable and self-sufficient, that work with instead against the earth). This class has a focus on transforming suburban yards, including an overview of edible landscaping, reclaiming space, food management, social and economic elements.
Instructor: Jan Spencer Cost: donation

• Herbalism as a Career Path Tuesday, 7/5, 3:30-5:30 

Overview of types of professions in the herbal industry; clinical herbalist, herbal product businesses, herbal farming. Exploring ethics and responsibilities, certification and licensing paths, legal issues, finances, training options.
Instructors: Daphne Singingtree & Katie MacCionnaith Cost: $10-20 sliding scale *

• Introduction to Chinese Medicine & Circulation Therapies ITuesday, 7/ 19, 3:30-5:30pm. 

We will discuss the bio-science of Internal Arts practice, circulation therapies, seasonal foods, and body constitutions. Includes prevention methods that understand how to change excess & deficient or stagnate conditions and how important common sense is to self-diagnosis. Understanding what influences imbalance and simple methods to correct them is part of the ancient tradition of International "folk medicine" and the origin of all professional medicine. Instructor: Michael Vasquez Cost: $10-20 sliding scale *

• Herbal First Aid Tuesday, August 2, 3:30-5:30pm

We’ll cover herbal treatment of wounds, burns, sprains and strains, animal and insect bites, digestive discomfort, anxiety, and much more. We’ll focus on learning many uses for each herb in order to streamline our first aid apothecary, and discuss how to decide whether conventional medical treatment should be sought.
Instructor: Daphne Singingtree Cost: $10-20 sliding scale

Internships & Apprenticeships

• ​Herbal Product Making Internship 6/ 21 – 8/9 every Tues/Thurs12:30pm-5:30pm & some event weekends

What, why and how of making herbal products. Hands on growing, harvesting, drying, preparing herbal products including tinctures, salves, syrups, poultices. Focus on making products for sale. Cost: none however 10-15 hour a week commitment required, by application. College credit is available.

• ​Sustainable Building Trades I  Apprenticeship 6/21 to 8/5 (except 7/8) Mon-Fri 7am to 12:00 pm 

Learn construction using green materials - cob, straw bale, earth, reclaimed and sustainably harvested timber. Tiny, earthen, & wheeled homes building. Intro to blacksmithing, metal working and tool making.
Instructor: Bart O. Blackhorse Cost: none, however a 25 hour a week commitment is required, limited spaces apply soon.
Internships: Hands-on learning herbal product making, growing, using and harvesting herbs, and working with a startup organic food business. No cost for instruction, includes study group, field trips, and workshops.   Community interns work three months, 10-15 hours a week commitment.  College credit is available.
Limited number of live in positions are available.
Apply at eagletreeherbs.com/internships.html

Apprenticeships: More intensive one–on-one training, prerequisites successful completion of one term internship.  

So much is happening at Eagletree Herbs this Spring...One of our new programs that we are excited about is the launch of our very own Herbal CSA. Our unique Community Supported Agriculture focuses on our herbal culinary, medicinal and beauty products in addition to a monthly delivery of fresh herbs. 
The benefits of joining our CSA include:

• Supporting local, organic, ethically produced farming methods
• Experience new herbal products for culinary, health and wellness
• Freshest products all made in small handcrafted batches using our exclusive recipes
• Savings of at least $30 each month over retail

Workshop: May 24th 3pm-5pm "Herbal Pain Relief" - We will discuss chronic and acute pain relief and herbal remedies for treatment, including topicals, extracts, kratom, and herbs to get off opioids. Instructor: Daphne Singingtree. Location: Eagletree Herbs, Eugene. View our workshop schedule and Pre-Register Here
Event: June 4th, 5th "Mother Earth News Fair", Albany, OR. - Featuring a dazzling array of workshops and lectures designed to get you further down the path to independence and self-reliance. Whether you want to learn how to grow and raise your own food, build your own root cellar, or create a green dream home, come out and learn everything you need to know — and then some! More than 150 workshops from the leading authorities on organic gardening, food preservation, homesteading and livestock, green building, and natural health. Great deals from more than 200 regional and national exhibitors that feature sustainable products and services. Off-Stage Demos – With topics ranging from hands-on seed saving to building mud houses to heritage breed livestock, there is a lot to see!
Inspirational keynotes, great food, and kids programming.

​New! Classes in QiGong at Eagletree Herbs with Michael Vasquez of Transformation Arts. Michael will be leading weekly classes starting June 21st. Every Tues and Thurs at Eagletree Herbs 11:30am - 12:30pm. Cost: $10 or 1 hour weeding work trade.

​We've added many new medicinal herbal tinctures to our webstore. All our tinctures are artisinal, hand crafted in small batches for the best quality and potency.

Kale Sprinkles News! Kale Sprinkles is now available to buy in bulk at Friendly Street Market in Eugene! 
Ask your favorite market if they have Kale Sprinkles!

Another exciting development is the decision to donate 100% of our profits to a great new non-profit organization;  the Zaniyan - Lakota word meaning: being in a state of health or wholeness - Center,  promoting indigenous ways of living through earth centered education.
We are proud to support this organization in its vision and mission that parallels our own. Read more about Zaniyan Center here...

Interested in Eco-Construction Technologies or Herbal Medicine Making? We have a few opportunities for the right folk to get hands on experience and education with our expert staff and teachers.
Read more about our Intern and Apprenticeship Opportunities here.