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Mission Statement
Our mission is to celebrate the connection between personal health and wild lands.We are inspired to promote and practice sustainable ways of living honoring wild nature and the evolution of community. Examples of our work include growing, harvesting and preparing local, wild and living food for the community, educating about the great values of the wild edible and medicinal abundance available in our area, providing local microgreens for the public schools, restaurants and stores and educating about organic land stewardship practices through our project Bee Happy Lands. |
Current Events
Durango Farmers Market
Every Saturday, beginning on May 8th from 8am -12pm and runs through October 30th. Held at the TBK parking lot between 8th and 9th Street in Durango. For more information please visit: http://www.durangofarmersmarket.com/
Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants for our Times Celebrate the local wild edible and medicinal plants as a resource to these changing times. Learn to embrace the abundance that grows in our backyards and local wild ecosystems.
Presented by Katrina Blair
Tuesday, November 2, 2021
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Sponsored by Colorado Mesa University
Held at the Colorado Mesa University Campus at Cascade Hall, located on S. 3rd St., Montrose, Colorado
Local Wild Living Soil Program
September 7th - October 28th, 2021
Learning through Nature's Wisdom * Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants * Permaculture * Holistic Health * Living Food Nutrition
~ Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays from 9am -12am
~ Investment: $1111
~ See the Syllabus here : http://www.turtlelakerefuge.org/retreat (Drop Ins are welcome for $33)
Contact Katrina Blair at turtlelakerefuge@yahoo.com or 970-247-8395 for more information.
Katrina Blair's speaking events, classes and walkabouts will be updated as they are booked. Please email us at info@turtlelakerefuge.org if you would like her to come to your area for a slide show, a wild food feast, a plant walk or multi-day wild food walkabout.