Upcoming Free Workshops

The Language of Seasons: Indigenous Phenology
Date: [Month Day, Year] | Time: [Time with Timezone] | Platform: Zoom

Begin your journey by exploring how Indigenous communities understand time through careful observation of plant and animal relationships rather than calendar dates. Together, we'll discover the foundations of phenology—the study of seasonal changes—through an Indigenous perspective grounded in relationship and reciprocity.

This interactive virtual workshop introduces the five guiding principles while providing practical tools for developing your own seasonal observation practice. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of how to recognize seasonal transitions through plant indicators and begin developing a more connected relationship with the natural world.

This workshop is offered freely in the spirit of building community and sharing essential knowledge.

[REGISTER NOW] Limited to 100 participants

Seasonal Workshop Series

Our workshops follow the natural cycle of seasons, deepening your relationship with the land through traditional knowledge and hands-on practices.

🌱 Spring: Recognition, Relationship, and Renewal
Discover the first medicines of the year and their traditional uses for cleansing and renewal.

☀️ Summer: Abundance, Harvest, and Gratitude
Explore peak-season plant relationships and traditional harvesting practices during the time of greatest growth.

🍂 Fall: Gathering, Preparation, and Preservation
Learn traditional methods for gathering, preparing, and preserving plants for the coming winter.

❄️ Winter: Reflection, Storytelling, and Deep Knowledge
Engage with winter as a time of storytelling, medicine-making, and preparation for the coming cycle.

Each seasonal theme includes both free introductory workshops and immersive paid experiences.

Learning Journey Pathways

🌱 Begin Your Journey (Free)

Open to all who wish to explore Indigenous ecological knowledge through our free workshop series, introductory resources, and community discussions.

🌿 Deepen Your Practice (Paid Workshops)

Immersive virtual and on-the-land experiences that provide hands-on learning, traditional skills, and deeper cultural understanding for those ready to apply these teachings in their daily lives.

🌾 Dedicated Practitioners (Membership)

Join our ongoing learning community for those committed to walking in relationship with the land through seasonal teachings, mentorship, and specialized resources.

🌳 Legacy Stewards (By Application)

An advanced pathway for those called to professional application, teaching, or deep stewardship work through personalized mentorship and certification.

Upcoming Paid Experiences

Spring Medicine Intensive: Traditional Harvesting & Preparation
Dates: TBD
Format: Virtual 4-Week Series with Live Sessions
Investment: $397 (Payment plans available)

Dive deeply into traditional spring plant relationships through this comprehensive intensive. Over four weeks, you'll learn ethical harvesting techniques, traditional medicine preparations, and the cultural significance of spring renewal practices. Each session includes hands-on components you can practice at home, live demonstrations, and community discussion.

Limited to 30 participants to ensure personalized guidance

[Coming Soon]

Summer On-The-Land Experience: Living in Relationship
Dates: TBD
Location: TBD
Investment: $750 (Includes meals and basic accommodations)

Join us for three days of immersive learning on the land, where we'll harvest, prepare, and work with summer plants according to traditional protocols. This hands-on experience includes plant walks, medicine-making, traditional food preparation, and evening storytelling around the fire.

Limited to 15 participants

[Coming Soon]

About the Facilitator

Darcy and Jenny Fisher are dedicated Plant Wellness Practitioners, educators, and stewards of Indigenous ecological knowledge, carrying forward the teachings of their Ktunaxa, Salish, and Pend d’Oreille ancestors. Their journey is deeply rooted in a lifetime of land-based learning, mentorship from knowledge keepers, and lived experience that extends far beyond academic study.

As the founders of Keepers of the Seasons, LLC, they guide others in reconnecting with the land through traditional plant knowledge, sustainable harvesting practices, and reciprocal relationships with the natural world. Their approach to teaching is centered on respect, relational accountability, and attunement to the language of the land—honoring plants not merely as resources, but as relatives, teachers, and integral parts of a greater ecological and spiritual balance.

Through their work, Darcy and Jenny emphasize that Indigenous knowledge is not static; it is lived, observed, and continuously woven through generations. They are committed to sharing these teachings in a way that respects their lineage and ensures that knowledge is stewarded, not extracted.

Join them in this transformative journey through the seasons, where learning is more than an intellectual exercise—it is an embodied experience of connection, reciprocity, and belonging.

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