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Präsenz-Workshop: Wildkräuter verarbeiten
Face-to-face workshop: processing wild herbs
Event by: Dogxytocin
Location: StadtGut Blankenfelde e.V., Hauptstraße 30, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
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Discover the power of wild herbs - for you & your dog
- A cooperation between Wildwärts and Dogxytocin -
Wild herbs are not only very healthy, but also regional, seasonal and organic - and they can be used wonderfully in the kitchen as well as for medicinal purposes. Collecting and processing wild plants connects us with nature, slows down and strengthens body and soul.
In this practice-oriented half-day workshop on the idyllic town estate in Blankenfelde, we will discover together the power and diversity of our local wild herbs and how you can use them specifically for yourself and your dog.
This is what awaits you:
🌱 Safely identify wild herbs and avoid poisonous doppelgangers distinguish
🌱 Tips for collecting, processing and preserving
🌱 Application in the kitchen and in your dog's diet
🌱 How you can make tinctures, oil extracts, ointments and teas from the herbs you have collected yourself
🌱 Use of wild herbs for strengthening and detoxification as well as for physical and psychological Complaints
🌱 Wild herbs for dogs: suitable plants, dosage & application
Wild herbs have always been an important part of our diet, and herbal medicine (phytotherapy) is considered the oldest form of human therapy. The little green friends, which grow almost everywhere and are often dismissed as “weeds”, are full of valuable ingredients, can help strengthen and detoxify the body wonderfully and can be used specifically to treat illness and discomfort.
Animals often use plants instinctively, and wild herbs also play a big role for our dogs. You can use herbs to gently and naturally support your dog with various ailments, strengthen his immune system and enrich his diet.
In this workshop you will learn how to safely identify wild herbs and distinguish them from poisonous counterparts, what you should pay attention to when collecting and processing them and how you can then use the herbs in the kitchen and for medicinal purposes.
We will use the herbs we have collected ourselves to create a few culinary delicacies together Make wound healing ointment that you can then take home.
We are looking forward to diving into the fascinating world of wild herbs with you and spending an inspiring day full of nature, knowledge and enjoyment!
The workshop will be led by Melanie Vraux (Wildwärts - qualified biologist, journalist, nature experience, wilderness & herb educator) and Mika Neiglick (Dogxytocin – Dog trainer, behavior consultant & naturopathy consultant for dogs).
Note: Participation takes place without a dog.
- A cooperation between Wildwärts and Dogxytocin -
Wild herbs are not only very healthy, but also regional, seasonal and organic - and they can be used wonderfully in the kitchen as well as for medicinal purposes. Collecting and processing wild plants connects us with nature, slows down and strengthens body and soul.
In this practice-oriented half-day workshop on the idyllic town estate in Blankenfelde, we will discover together the power and diversity of our local wild herbs and how you can use them specifically for yourself and your dog.
This is what awaits you:
🌱 Safely identify wild herbs and avoid poisonous doppelgangers distinguish
🌱 Tips for collecting, processing and preserving
🌱 Application in the kitchen and in your dog's diet
🌱 How you can make tinctures, oil extracts, ointments and teas from the herbs you have collected yourself
🌱 Use of wild herbs for strengthening and detoxification as well as for physical and psychological Complaints
🌱 Wild herbs for dogs: suitable plants, dosage & application
Wild herbs have always been an important part of our diet, and herbal medicine (phytotherapy) is considered the oldest form of human therapy. The little green friends, which grow almost everywhere and are often dismissed as “weeds”, are full of valuable ingredients, can help strengthen and detoxify the body wonderfully and can be used specifically to treat illness and discomfort.
Animals often use plants instinctively, and wild herbs also play a big role for our dogs. You can use herbs to gently and naturally support your dog with various ailments, strengthen his immune system and enrich his diet.
In this workshop you will learn how to safely identify wild herbs and distinguish them from poisonous counterparts, what you should pay attention to when collecting and processing them and how you can then use the herbs in the kitchen and for medicinal purposes.
We will use the herbs we have collected ourselves to create a few culinary delicacies together Make wound healing ointment that you can then take home.
We are looking forward to diving into the fascinating world of wild herbs with you and spending an inspiring day full of nature, knowledge and enjoyment!
The workshop will be led by Melanie Vraux (Wildwärts - qualified biologist, journalist, nature experience, wilderness & herb educator) and Mika Neiglick (Dogxytocin – Dog trainer, behavior consultant & naturopathy consultant for dogs).
Note: Participation takes place without a dog.