[MPWG] United Plant Savers' Intern Program on Goldenseal Sanctuary, Rutland, Ohio

[Lynda LeMole]

Still time to apply for Spring program ~  Scholarships available
 
United Plant Savers’........

INTERN PROGRAM, 2009

 

Hard Working?  Motivated to learn about medicinal plants? 

Want to experience United Plant Savers' 360-acre plant sanctuary in Ohio?

 

Join us in our UpS Sanctuary Intern Program!

 

 

Spring: April 27, 2009 – June 5, 2009

 

(Spring 2009 Intern session includes the May 16 & 17 Grand Opening of 

Goldenseal Sanctuary & Talking Forest Celebration)

 

Fall: Aug. 31, 2009 – Oct. 9, 2009

 

NEW! Applicants will now be accepted on a first-come basis.  As soon as your application and references are received and reviewed, we will inform you of your status.  We will no longer wait until the application deadline to accept final applicants.

 

 

 Interns Will learn...

• General plant propagation techniques

 

            • Working with “At-Risk” and 

              endangered species

 

            • General farm upkeep and

              maintenance, & landscape care

            • Greenhouse work

 

            • Medicinal plant identification

 

            • Sustainable wild harvesting    

          principles and practices

 

            • Medicine making

 

Interns work 30 hours/week doing a variety of medicinal plant conservation and 

cultivation projects. A hands-on practical approach. Classes and opportunities to work 

with staff teachers and Chip Carroll, Program Manager. 

 

Details available online at www.unitedplantsavers.org. 

You may also or write for details and application.  

 

Betzy 802-476-6467 or Lynda 707-824-0731 

plantsaversmail at earthlink.net or lynda at unitedplantsavers.org

 

 

 

Lynda E. LeMole 
Executive Director 
United Plant Savers 
www.unitedplantsavers.org 
phone:  707-824-0731 
fax:        707-824-0279 
email:     lynda at unitedplantsavers.org 



 
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