Land-Based Herbal Medicine Workshop in ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa
Indigenous Plant Practitioners Jenny & Darcy Fisher
Join Jenny and Darcy Fisher for a seasonal, land-based workshop rooted in Indigenous plant knowledge, cultural connection, and ancestral practice. This experience invites you to learn in circle—through hands-on medicine-making, plant harvesting, storytelling, and food sharing.
What You’ll Experience
Foraging and Infusion
You’ll learn to identify and respectfully harvest seasonal plants with traditional significance and medicinal use. We’ll walk together on the land and guide you through the process of making infused herbal oils—an offering that blends observation, care, and ancestral knowledge.
Salve Making by Hand
Using your prepared oil, you’ll create a healing salve using beeswax and time-honored techniques. You’ll leave with a jar of your own handmade medicine, grounded in land-based practice and the story of the day.
Shared Meal on the Land
We’ll serve a nourishing meal featuring elk, venison, bison, or salmon (based on availability), with fresh greens, bannock or bread, traditional condiments, and a dessert featuring seasonal wild fruit like huckleberry or chokecherry.
Some vegan options may be available. Please inform us of allergies or dietary needs during registration.
Seasonal Teachings + Reflection Circle
We’ll close in circle with stories, teachings, and reflections rooted in Indigenous Ecological Knowledge. These circles are a space to connect to the land, to self, and to one another through the seasonal cycles and the knowledge passed down through generations.
What’s Included
Plant identification and guided harvesting
All salve-making materials and tools
One jar of your handmade herbal salve
Hearty meal and seasonal dessert
Seasonal storytelling and reflection circle
Connection, care, and learning on the land
Location & Details
Region: ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa (Invermere or surrounding Ktunaxa territory)
Season: Late August through October (final dates based on interest)
Time: 4–5 hours outdoors
This workshop is held entirely off-grid and in relationship with the plants we’ll be working with. Participants are responsible for their own transportation. There are no public restrooms. Please come prepared for uneven terrain and changing weather conditions.
Pricing
Individual Adult: $150 USD
Adult + 1 Youth (ages 12–17): $240 USD
Adult + 2 Youth (ages 12–17): $315 USD
Includes all instruction, materials, food, and take-home salve(s) per participant.
We cap each group intentionally to protect the quality of the experience.
Minimum Registration
A minimum of 10 participants is required to move forward with this offering in Canada. If you're interested, please let us know early so we can plan accordingly. Once enough interest is received, dates will be confirmed and registered guests will be contacted with details.
Registration & Waiver
After registering, you’ll receive:
Priority selection of your preferred workshop date
A brief waiver and hold harmless agreement
Final preparation details, including directions, what to bring, and how to prepare
Please note: A minimum of 10 participants is required to hold this workshop in ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa. If the class does not reach the minimum threshold, you will be offered:
A full transfer of your registration to a future workshop date (in either Canada or Montana),
Or the option to apply your payment toward a custom or private booking,
Or a refund, minus any non-refundable processing fees (if applicable).
To help us prepare, a $50 USD portion of your registration is non-refundable. This reserves your spot and supports early material purchases, planning, and coordination.
If the class is canceled due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, you will receive a refund of the remaining balance—or may choose to apply the full amount toward a future workshop or private session.
We deeply appreciate your support and understanding as we continue to offer land-based learning rooted in seasonal care, reciprocity, and ancestral knowledge.
📧 For questions or special requests, contact us at: info@kotstek.com
Group & Corporate Inquiries
This workshop is community-centered and designed for individual and family learning. For schools, corporate groups, or custom community sessions, please reach out for our separate group facilitation rates starting at $3,500 USD. We are happy to create something meaningful with your team or organization.
Indigenous Plant Practitioners Jenny & Darcy Fisher
Join Jenny and Darcy Fisher for a seasonal, land-based workshop rooted in Indigenous plant knowledge, cultural connection, and ancestral practice. This experience invites you to learn in circle—through hands-on medicine-making, plant harvesting, storytelling, and food sharing.
What You’ll Experience
Foraging and Infusion
You’ll learn to identify and respectfully harvest seasonal plants with traditional significance and medicinal use. We’ll walk together on the land and guide you through the process of making infused herbal oils—an offering that blends observation, care, and ancestral knowledge.
Salve Making by Hand
Using your prepared oil, you’ll create a healing salve using beeswax and time-honored techniques. You’ll leave with a jar of your own handmade medicine, grounded in land-based practice and the story of the day.
Shared Meal on the Land
We’ll serve a nourishing meal featuring elk, venison, bison, or salmon (based on availability), with fresh greens, bannock or bread, traditional condiments, and a dessert featuring seasonal wild fruit like huckleberry or chokecherry.
Some vegan options may be available. Please inform us of allergies or dietary needs during registration.
Seasonal Teachings + Reflection Circle
We’ll close in circle with stories, teachings, and reflections rooted in Indigenous Ecological Knowledge. These circles are a space to connect to the land, to self, and to one another through the seasonal cycles and the knowledge passed down through generations.
What’s Included
Plant identification and guided harvesting
All salve-making materials and tools
One jar of your handmade herbal salve
Hearty meal and seasonal dessert
Seasonal storytelling and reflection circle
Connection, care, and learning on the land
Location & Details
Region: ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa (Invermere or surrounding Ktunaxa territory)
Season: Late August through October (final dates based on interest)
Time: 4–5 hours outdoors
This workshop is held entirely off-grid and in relationship with the plants we’ll be working with. Participants are responsible for their own transportation. There are no public restrooms. Please come prepared for uneven terrain and changing weather conditions.
Pricing
Individual Adult: $150 USD
Adult + 1 Youth (ages 12–17): $240 USD
Adult + 2 Youth (ages 12–17): $315 USD
Includes all instruction, materials, food, and take-home salve(s) per participant.
We cap each group intentionally to protect the quality of the experience.
Minimum Registration
A minimum of 10 participants is required to move forward with this offering in Canada. If you're interested, please let us know early so we can plan accordingly. Once enough interest is received, dates will be confirmed and registered guests will be contacted with details.
Registration & Waiver
After registering, you’ll receive:
Priority selection of your preferred workshop date
A brief waiver and hold harmless agreement
Final preparation details, including directions, what to bring, and how to prepare
Please note: A minimum of 10 participants is required to hold this workshop in ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa. If the class does not reach the minimum threshold, you will be offered:
A full transfer of your registration to a future workshop date (in either Canada or Montana),
Or the option to apply your payment toward a custom or private booking,
Or a refund, minus any non-refundable processing fees (if applicable).
To help us prepare, a $50 USD portion of your registration is non-refundable. This reserves your spot and supports early material purchases, planning, and coordination.
If the class is canceled due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, you will receive a refund of the remaining balance—or may choose to apply the full amount toward a future workshop or private session.
We deeply appreciate your support and understanding as we continue to offer land-based learning rooted in seasonal care, reciprocity, and ancestral knowledge.
📧 For questions or special requests, contact us at: info@kotstek.com
Group & Corporate Inquiries
This workshop is community-centered and designed for individual and family learning. For schools, corporate groups, or custom community sessions, please reach out for our separate group facilitation rates starting at $3,500 USD. We are happy to create something meaningful with your team or organization.
Indigenous Plant Practitioners Jenny & Darcy Fisher
Join Jenny and Darcy Fisher for a seasonal, land-based workshop rooted in Indigenous plant knowledge, cultural connection, and ancestral practice. This experience invites you to learn in circle—through hands-on medicine-making, plant harvesting, storytelling, and food sharing.
What You’ll Experience
Foraging and Infusion
You’ll learn to identify and respectfully harvest seasonal plants with traditional significance and medicinal use. We’ll walk together on the land and guide you through the process of making infused herbal oils—an offering that blends observation, care, and ancestral knowledge.
Salve Making by Hand
Using your prepared oil, you’ll create a healing salve using beeswax and time-honored techniques. You’ll leave with a jar of your own handmade medicine, grounded in land-based practice and the story of the day.
Shared Meal on the Land
We’ll serve a nourishing meal featuring elk, venison, bison, or salmon (based on availability), with fresh greens, bannock or bread, traditional condiments, and a dessert featuring seasonal wild fruit like huckleberry or chokecherry.
Some vegan options may be available. Please inform us of allergies or dietary needs during registration.
Seasonal Teachings + Reflection Circle
We’ll close in circle with stories, teachings, and reflections rooted in Indigenous Ecological Knowledge. These circles are a space to connect to the land, to self, and to one another through the seasonal cycles and the knowledge passed down through generations.
What’s Included
Plant identification and guided harvesting
All salve-making materials and tools
One jar of your handmade herbal salve
Hearty meal and seasonal dessert
Seasonal storytelling and reflection circle
Connection, care, and learning on the land
Location & Details
Region: ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa (Invermere or surrounding Ktunaxa territory)
Season: Late August through October (final dates based on interest)
Time: 4–5 hours outdoors
This workshop is held entirely off-grid and in relationship with the plants we’ll be working with. Participants are responsible for their own transportation. There are no public restrooms. Please come prepared for uneven terrain and changing weather conditions.
Pricing
Individual Adult: $150 USD
Adult + 1 Youth (ages 12–17): $240 USD
Adult + 2 Youth (ages 12–17): $315 USD
Includes all instruction, materials, food, and take-home salve(s) per participant.
We cap each group intentionally to protect the quality of the experience.
Minimum Registration
A minimum of 10 participants is required to move forward with this offering in Canada. If you're interested, please let us know early so we can plan accordingly. Once enough interest is received, dates will be confirmed and registered guests will be contacted with details.
Registration & Waiver
After registering, you’ll receive:
Priority selection of your preferred workshop date
A brief waiver and hold harmless agreement
Final preparation details, including directions, what to bring, and how to prepare
Please note: A minimum of 10 participants is required to hold this workshop in ʔamakʔis Ktunaxa. If the class does not reach the minimum threshold, you will be offered:
A full transfer of your registration to a future workshop date (in either Canada or Montana),
Or the option to apply your payment toward a custom or private booking,
Or a refund, minus any non-refundable processing fees (if applicable).
To help us prepare, a $50 USD portion of your registration is non-refundable. This reserves your spot and supports early material purchases, planning, and coordination.
If the class is canceled due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, you will receive a refund of the remaining balance—or may choose to apply the full amount toward a future workshop or private session.
We deeply appreciate your support and understanding as we continue to offer land-based learning rooted in seasonal care, reciprocity, and ancestral knowledge.
📧 For questions or special requests, contact us at: info@kotstek.com
Group & Corporate Inquiries
This workshop is community-centered and designed for individual and family learning. For schools, corporate groups, or custom community sessions, please reach out for our separate group facilitation rates starting at $3,500 USD. We are happy to create something meaningful with your team or organization.
Cancellation Policy
All registrations are final and non-refundable. Due to the preparation, materials, and limited space involved in this land-based offering, we are unable to issue refunds once your spot is reserved. You are welcome to transfer your spot to someone else if you notify us in advance.
Waiver / Safety Notice:
Due to the nature of preparation, this class is non-refundable unless canceled by the organizers.
All participants will be asked to sign a waiver and hold harmless agreement upon registration or arrival.