OUR PROJECTS
In November, 2012, The Human Path and a local area charitable organization sent a team of 13 clinical herbalists, off-grid engineers, translators, organizers and logistical scouts traveled to two remote towns in the hills east of the Pacific Coast of Nicaragua: La Uva and La Novia.
The goal was to introduce herbal medicine and sustainable solutions to an area that did not have regular access to medical care or engineering solutions for contaminated water in their village. After a successful project, our off-grid engineers returned twice in 2013 to work with the village of San Juan Del Rio, installing an even larger water filtration system for a village of 2,000 people and for researching medicinal herbs that grow in the rain forests.
These critical projects paved the way for the June 2014 trip to work with the Rama Indians on creating sustainable solutions both for infrastructure as well as natural health care.
2019 Navajo Nation Clinical Team
2019 Navajo Nation Clinical Exposure Team [...]
Outreach for Standing Rock
Herbal Medics had the opportunity to support the water protectors at Standing Rock.
Coal River Valley, WV
Herbal Medics responded to a request for assistance from West Virginian communities in the Coal River Valley region.
Clinic at The Kitchen Table
The Herbal Medics are pleased to announce their partnership with The Kitchen Table.
A Botanical Sanctuary
Herbal Medics is pleased to be a designated member of the Botanical Sanctuary Network by United Plant Savers.
Apiary and Land Restoration Project
At our 50-acre San Antonio area campus, we have been hard at work on several land projects.
Community Herbal Clinics
Once a month, Herbal Medics hosts a community herbal clinic overseen by lead herbalist Sam Coffman.
Ongoing Local Community Gardening and Eco-Building Project
Students and members of the San Antonio community worked together in a live exercise at our San Antonio area campus.
Herbal Research
In December, 2013, Herbal Medics sent its resident herbalist (Sam Coffman) to the Rio Indio region a few hours upriver from San Juan de Nicaragua.
San Juan del Rio
During November 2013, our primitive engineer team worked in San Juan del Rio to install a water filtration system for a village of 2,000 people and researched medicinal herbs that grow in the rain forests.
La Uva, Nicaragua
In November, 2012, Herbal Medics team leaders and a local area charitable organization sent a team to two remote towns in the hills east of the Pacific Coast of Nicaragua: La Uva and La Novia.