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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Plant Teachings from My Auntie: Gathering Coast Salish Plants for Medicine, Textiles, Nourishment, and Ceremony. Book.

Paperback. Condition: New. Unabridged. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice.Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generations-including the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)-and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation.What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachingsGuidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plantsInsight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and placePractical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparationA more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the landRather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical context-supporting learning that is both practical and respectful.A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes:Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identificationHabitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territoryTraditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremonyCultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparationParticular attention is given to Western Red Cedar-the "tree of life"-and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice.If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulh-Teachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate.You'll find:Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledgeGuidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibilityInsights into how language, culture, and land are interconnectedA deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practiceRather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship.Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledgeEducators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studiesReaders committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learningNaturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific NorthwestAnyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and placeGuidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community.Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical res.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Unabridged. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice.Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generations-including the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)-and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation.What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachingsGuidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plantsInsight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and placePractical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparationA more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the landRather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical context-supporting learning that is both practical and respectful.A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes:Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identificationHabitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territoryTraditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremonyCultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparationParticular attention is given to Western Red Cedar-the "tree of life"-and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice.If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulh-Teachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate.You'll find:Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledgeGuidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibilityInsights into how language, culture, and land are interconnectedA deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practiceRather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship.Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledgeEducators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studiesReaders committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learningNaturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific NorthwestAnyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and placeGuidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community.Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical res.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice. Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generationsincluding the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachings Guidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plants Insight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and place Practical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparation A more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the land Rather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical contextsupporting learning that is both practical and respectful. A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes: Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identification Habitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territory Traditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremony Cultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparation Particular attention is given to Western Red Cedarthe "tree of life"and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice. If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulhTeachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate. You'll find: Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledge Guidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibility Insights into how language, culture, and land are interconnected A deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practice Rather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship. Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledge Educators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studies Readers committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learning Naturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific Northwest Anyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and place Guidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community. Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical research and collaboration with Indigenous communities, helping to document and support the continuity of plant-based knowledge across northwestern North America. Together, their work reflects a relationship grounded in respect, trust, and shared commitment to cultural knowledge. A Path Toward Respectful Relationship with the Land At a time when many are seeking deeper connection to the natural world, this book offers a thoughtful path forward. By learning to gather with awareness and respectand by underst Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice. Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generationsincluding the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachings Guidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plants Insight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and place Practical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparation A more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the land Rather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical contextsupporting learning that is both practical and respectful. A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes: Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identification Habitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territory Traditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremony Cultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparation Particular attention is given to Western Red Cedarthe "tree of life"and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice. If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulhTeachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate. You'll find: Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledge Guidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibility Insights into how language, culture, and land are interconnected A deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practice Rather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship. Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledge Educators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studies Readers committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learning Naturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific Northwest Anyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and place Guidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community. Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical research and collaboration with Indigenous communities, helping to document and support the continuity of plant-based knowledge across northwestern North America. Together, their work reflects a relationship grounded in respect, trust, and shared commitment to cultural knowledge. A Path Toward Respectful Relationship with the Land At a time when many are seeking deeper connection to the natural world, this book offers a thoughtful path forward. By learning to gather with awareness and respecta Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Unabridged. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice.Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generations-including the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)-and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation.What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachingsGuidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plantsInsight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and placePractical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparationA more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the landRather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical context-supporting learning that is both practical and respectful.A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes:Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identificationHabitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territoryTraditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremonyCultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparationParticular attention is given to Western Red Cedar-the "tree of life"-and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice.If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulh-Teachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate.You'll find:Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledgeGuidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibilityInsights into how language, culture, and land are interconnectedA deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practiceRather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship.Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledgeEducators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studiesReaders committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learningNaturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific NorthwestAnyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and placeGuidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community.Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical res.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice. Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generationsincluding the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation. What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachings Guidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plants Insight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and place Practical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparation A more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the land Rather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical contextsupporting learning that is both practical and respectful. A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes: Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identification Habitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territory Traditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremony Cultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparation Particular attention is given to Western Red Cedarthe "tree of life"and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice. If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulhTeachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate. You'll find: Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledge Guidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibility Insights into how language, culture, and land are interconnected A deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practice Rather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship. Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledge Educators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studies Readers committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learning Naturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific Northwest Anyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and place Guidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community. Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical research and collaboration with Indigenous communities, helping to document and support the continuity of plant-based knowledge across northwestern North America. Together, their work reflects a relationship grounded in respect, trust, and shared commitment to cultural knowledge. A Path Toward Respectful Relationship with the Land At a time when many are seeking deeper connection to the natural world, this book offers a thoughtful path forward. By learning to gather with awareness and respecta Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Unabridged. What if learning about plants meant learning how to relate to land, language, and living knowledge? Plant Teachings from My Auntie offers a rare opportunity to engage with Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge as it is meant to be shared: through relationship, respect, and lived cultural practice.Grounded in the teachings of Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), this richly illustrated guide brings forward knowledge passed down through generations-including the teachings of her Auntie Ellen (Kwulasulwut)-and rooted in the traditional territory of the Snuneymuxw First Nation.What You'll Gain A deeper understanding of Snuneymuxw (Coast Salish) plant knowledge and teachingsGuidance for identifying and working with 65 culturally significant plantsInsight into Hul'q'umi'num plant names and their connection to meaning, use, and placePractical approaches to respectful, sustainable gathering and preparationA more grounded, reciprocal relationship with the landRather than offering a purely technical field guide, this book shares knowledge within its cultural, linguistic, and ethical context-supporting learning that is both practical and respectful.A Guide Rooted in Language, Land, and Relationship Each plant profile includes:Hul'q'umi'num names alongside botanical identificationHabitat and seasonal context within Snuneymuxw territoryTraditional uses for medicine, nourishment, textiles, and ceremonyCultural teachings and protocols for respectful gathering and preparationParticular attention is given to Western Red Cedar-the "tree of life"-and its central role within Snuneymuxw knowledge and practice.If you're looking for ways to learn about plants while honoring the knowledge systems they come from, this book offers guidance grounded in lived experience. Learning Through Snu'y'ulh-Teachings Passed Down At the heart of this book is Snu'y'ulh: teachings carried through generations that guide how to live, gather, and relate.You'll find:Recipes and preparation methods rooted in traditional knowledgeGuidance for ethical harvesting and ecological responsibilityInsights into how language, culture, and land are interconnectedA deeper understanding of reciprocity and respect in practiceRather than separating knowledge from context, this book emphasizes learning that honors continuity, responsibility, and relationship.Who This Book Is For Herbalists and foragers seeking culturally grounded plant knowledgeEducators and students of ethnobotany and Indigenous studiesReaders committed to reconciliation and respectful land-based learningNaturalists and outdoor learners in the Pacific NorthwestAnyone seeking a deeper, more relational understanding of plants and placeGuidance from Knowledge Keepers and Long-Term Collaboration Geraldine Manson (C'tasi:a), a respected Snuneymuxw Elder and Knowledge Keeper, shares teachings passed down through generations within her community.Co-author Nancy J. Turner brings over 50 years of ethnobotanical res.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Plant Teachings from My Auntie | Gathering Coast Salish Plants for Medicine, Textiles, Nourishment, and Ceremony | Geraldine Manson (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | New Society Publishers | EAN 9781774060322 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …