Kathleen Ratteree, Ed.D., Sweet Willow Herbals & Cafe
Corn, beans, and squash. The Three Sisters. An ancient trio that has sustained Indigenous communities for millennia.
Join Dr. Kathleen Ratteree (First Nations Education, UWGB) as she shares what these amazing plants have taught her and what they can teach all of us about traditional ecological knowledge, climate resilient agriculture, and plant-human relationships.
Seeds and growing instructions will be provided. Limit one seed package per participant.
Register right away as classes may fill quickly. We also value our instructors' time, so classes may risk being canceled due to low early enrollment. Thank you!
Read our Registration and Cancelation Policies for information about member discounts, refunds, and more.
For more information, contact Sara Rabas, Community Education Coordinator, at 920.593.5679 or srabas@gbbg.org.
920.490.9457
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2600 Larsen Rd
Green Bay, WI 54303
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