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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Awareness Film Night/Sooke Food Chi - Gardening and Farming Night Gala presenting The Greenhorns



For more info: Sooke Food Chi
The Greenhorns, a documentary film about young farmers
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Dakini Tidal Wilds
Dakini Tidal Wilds is located on the west coast of Vancouver Island, B.C. Here, a rich plethora of powerful healing seaweeds, herbs and trees grow in an interweaving web of life. Living in the rarest and most endangered forest type in the world, the temperate rainforest, we have been provided with seemingly endless natural gifts to cleanse, rebuild or provide relief as we need it. Dakini Tidal Wilds is a crafter of these wild gifts, gently carving roots, flowers and leaves into available medicines. Dakini Tidal Wilds’ products are locally harvested seaweeds and herbs or are made from locally wild-crafted and organically grown herbs. As a practicing herbalist, Amanda has formulated her herbal products using experience, skill and knowledge, resulting in medicines that are highly effective, safe, and that offer long-term healing as opposed to a ‘quick-fix’.
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Seaweed Workshops

  • May 6, 2012 Seaweed Workshop
  • June 2, 2012 Seaweed Workshop
  • July 21, 2012 Seaweed Workshop

Seaweed Tours

  • Contact Amanda Swinimer for a Seaweed Tour!

Kelp Forest Tours

  • Contact Amanda Swinimer for a Kelp Forest Tour!

Seaweed Tour: Marine Biologist, Amanda Swinimer with Costaria

Contact

Amanda Swinimer
BSc+ Marine Biology and Folk Herbalist

dakinitidalwilds@yahoo.com

www.dakinitidalwilds.com

phone: 250.818.4633
Vancouver Island B.C. Canada

EVENTS

  • The 6th Annual S.O.S. Fest (Save Our Salmon)...a festival inspired by and in celebration of Muir Creek, Friday, April 20 and Saturday, April 21, 2012 at the Shirley Hall

Seaweed Workshop: Marine Biologist & Folk Herbalist, Amanda Swinimer of Dakini Tidal Wilds and Registered Aromatherapist, Christine Hopkins of From the Garden...at French Beach

Links and Resources

  • Dakini Tidal Wilds
  • From the Garden...at French Beach
  • Seaflora
  • Mermaids Delight
  • Sooke Food Chi
  • Muir Creek Protection Society

Blog List

  • BMSC Blogs
  • Eat Magazine
  • Farm Blog
  • Get Fresh Guide
  • Gorilla Food
  • Ingredients Health Food Store and Apple Cafe
  • My Whole Deal
  • Raw Food Sooke
  • S.O.S FEST (Save our Salmon)
  • Sharing Our Stories: The Seaflora Community
  • VIVA-Raw

Dakini Tidal Wilds' Locally Harvested Edible Seaweed: Winged Kelp (Alaria / Wakame) and Bull Kelp

Alaria - Jen Jellett Photography

Dakini Tidal Wilds' Medicinal Herbal Salves

Psoriasis and Eczema Salve Regular Strength and 'For Kids' (ages 2-12)

Kelp Forest Tour

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Seaweed Workshop: Registered Aromatherapist, Christine Hopkins with Gracillaria

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