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    The mission of United Plant Savers is to preserve, conserve and restore native medicinal plants and their habitats of the US and Canada, while ensuring their abundant, renewable supply for future generations. To this end, United Plant Savers established ...

    By Christopher Hobbs L.Ac., RH (AHG) and Rosemary Gladstar
    The world is changing at an accelerating rate. The Internet, jet travel, and satellite links have helped facilitate this change with increasing fervor. Growing up in southern California in the 1950s, I am used to the kind of change that is quickly reshaping the surface of the earth. I watched chaparral-covered hillsides at the foot ...

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    DATE EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, MAY 3rd 2013

    Spring Seed Giveaway, Arnica and Arnica Analogues
    by Richo Cech

    A vibrant patch of arnica, with flowers radiant in the summer sun, is a lovely focal point of the apothecary garden. In herbal medicine, arnica is among the most useful of remedies. The tincture or oil infusion of the dried flowers, applied topically, is an effective... read more

    The Hawaiian Sandalwood Video Project


    This past fall United Plant Savers co-organized the International Sandalwood Symposium that took place over four days, with over 30 academic presentations on the following topics: local and global markets and threats, chemistry and genetics, cultivation and propagation, ecology and environment, regional use and development, regulation and sustainable management. Speakers were from several... read more
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