PGF Educational Initiative
Inspiring Environmental Literacy • Advancing Regenerative Awareness • Cultivating Lifelong Learning:
Project Green Foot proudly presents an evolving series of educational programs dedicated to advancing environmental literacy, holistic well-being, and regenerative awareness.
Each program is designed to illuminate the vital relationships between people, plants, and our planet. Through topics ranging from seed saving and sustainable agriculture to nervous system regulation in nature, participants engage with science-based knowledge rooted in ecological understanding and lived experience.
Areas of Focus Include:
- Hands-On Learning in Nature
- Seed Saving & Sustainable Agriculture
- Wellness & Ecological Awareness
- Regenerative Practices
- Community Enrichment
Our educational series reflects Project Green Foot’s growing commitment to scholarly development and lifelong learning; cultivating an informed, inspired community capable of stewarding the Earth’s living systems for generations to come.
Your support helps us grow our educational initiatives, laying the foundation for future collaborations, research programs, and ecological learning across Project Green Foot’s global network.
Writing (with) Plants
What if our local plants had a story to tell?
Join writing (with) plants
Sunday, September 27th from 4-7pm
Where we will invite you to explore our guest plant, Mugwort.
…MOVED ONLINE DUE TO WEATHER…
This workshop will be lead by Merritt Wuchina; founder of Ms. Merritt Micro-schooling (@msmerritt_pod)
Starting off as a children’s education
What if our local plants had a story to tell?
Join writing (with) plants
Sunday, September 27th from 4-7pm
Where we will invite you to explore our guest plant, Mugwort.
…MOVED ONLINE DUE TO WEATHER…
This workshop will be lead by Merritt Wuchina; founder of Ms. Merritt Micro-schooling (@msmerritt_pod)
Starting off as a children’s educational entrepreneur, Merritt has expanded her skills into an all age audience that includes the subjects of memoir, poetry, anthropology and ecological studies
She has lived abroad in many places studying these subjects and has found exquisite delight in investigating local plants and sharing tools and information on herbs such as mugwort!
To learn more about her offerings, please visit https://merrittwuchina.wordpress.com
What’s included
**grounding mindfulness forest bathing walk
**deep listening and storytelling circle around campfire
**discussion about/from/with plants’ folklore, history, and science
**guided creative writing prompts
**making of tea and smudge sticks
What to bring
notebook and pen, weather appropriate clothing, plenty of drinking water, and an open mind.
Cancellations up to 2 days before the workshop starts.