Albuquerque Herbalism/Yerba Mansa Project
Founded by Dara Saville, Albuquerque Herbalism is a bioregional herbal studies program that brings students into relationship with the medicinal plants of the Southwest through classroom discussion, hands-on remedy making, field trips, and native medicinal plant restoration.
Yerba Mansa Project is a 501c3 whose mission is to organize the community to restore Yerba Mansa and other native medicinal plants, offer free classes and events to the community, work with local school classrooms, collect ecological data, and more.
Good Dirt offers seeds, herbs, flowers, and plant starts, markets, and community gathering space.
Gorgeous local tea shop with an incredible variety of bulk loose leaf teas, including black, green, white, oolong, flavored blends, and herbal teas.
Guided foraging walks and workshops cover sustainable harvesting, desert perfume-making, and botanical soap crafting, all rooted in the high desert landscape. Check their site for upcoming walks and workshop dates around Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
Run by B Stacey Villalobos (they/them/theirs), SongDog Relations offers programs and services rooted in land, art and connection. Examples of this work include interpretive hikes, overnight backcountry outings, specialized field seminars and workshops on traditional and cultural practices.
Run out of Santa Fe by ethnobotanist Tomas Enos, Milagro Herbs merges formal botanical training with the healing traditions of curanderismo. Tomas and his team work directly with plants pulled from New Mexico's deserts, mountains, and river valleys, turning decades of field knowledge into small-batch herbal products.
Local, high quality herb shop in business for nearly 20 years, selling bulk herbs and a variety of medicine making supplies.
Bulk herb stockist, witchcraft and conjure supplies, knowledgeable staff in Old Town Albuquerque.