Foxbar Falls, SE Queensland. 19-20th November 2022
For details check the Field Days and Events site
For spring wildflowers please visit Andrew’s blog
I am delighted to share the news that the third edition of my book, The Constituents of Medicinal Plants, is now available from CABI in paperback and eBook.
Inspection copies are available through CABI for course leaders to assess for their teaching.
Read more on the CABI Bookshop: https://www.cabi.org/bookshop/book/9781789243079/
Purchase a copy direct from Andrew. $50 including postage anywhere in Australia.
Contact Andrew at trueunicorn11@gmail.com
What are herbal field schools?
For me, field schools are a way of life whether it be through education, medicine making, distillation or field botany. Check out the link to some of my presentations of Australian aromatic plants, their therapeutic applications and aromatic chemistry, along with reports from my research on rosemary and hop bush. Hopefully, you will find other useful information here and I’ll endeavour to add more content of interest to grass-root herbalists and field botanists, and keep in touch with you via this regular blog. Following recent visits there, I am have put up images and descriptions of some amazing Tasmanian plant encounters.
The other recent development I’m involved with is the formation of the Indigenous Plants for Health Association, an incorporated non-profit formed with the objectives of raising awareness, sourcing grants and sponsorship for sustainable production of indigenous plant-based products. Please visit the website via the welcome tag, check out the newsletters and consider becoming a member.
The blog has been updated to include some images from the Pilliga Scrub – please check it out
Like all of you, I have some pet interests that are completely off-topic. Since my late teens, I have been a huge fan of jazz and blues music, and more recently I have had an urge to review some of this music and share it with anyone who might be interested. If so check out “In the groove”, now complemented with links to recordings and live performances.
Phytochemistry of bushfoods and medicines
New presentation, August 2021, can be read and downloaded from the lectures and articles page
Andrew' Pengelly's Herbal Field School 