Watch this short film about EWF's blossoming blue elderberry crops!

Join us on Wednesdays for summer volunteering!

They did it! Our interns celebrated the conclusion of the Spring TEK Workforce Development Internship!

Learn how EWF is working with community partners to bring awareness to native plants.

Our elderberry patch is expanding up the hillside to the north and we noticed the deer are nibbling on their fresh new growth...

EWF’s Founding Director Rose High Bear (Deg Hit’an Dine, Inupiaq) has been invited to attend the 19th Annual Elderberry Conference at University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri June 18-20.

We welcome anyone interested in hearing more about TEK in practice on our land plus habitat restoration projects and native plant nursery development at our nursery to join us!

The seven commandments can be compared to the 10 commandments of the Bible. They teach a gracious and genuine lifestyle. 

Elderberry Wisdom Farm is welcoming volunteers to work with our team of Interns this spring and summer!

One grant was recently unfrozen, partly thanks to U.S. Representative Andrea Salinas who sent letters to the US Department of Agriculture in February...

EWF is recruiting interns for its Summer and Fall Native American TEK Habitat Restoration Internship Project.

We need volunteers! Sign up to help today.

Hear about Native American resiliency from Rose High Bear, in the face of uncertain times.

Learn about our Blue Elderberry compounds and science projects from Rose High Bear.

Learn about Trillium and it's importance at EWF from Rose High Bear.

Join our Farm tour on May 4th 2025!

Rose held another book reading for the Martin High Bear Biography in Cottage Grove, February 2025.

Jennifer details EWF activities through the month of February 2025.

Raven reflects on the life cycle of native Oregon Trillium as spring approaches.

Read about Dair's trip to the OSU Small Farms Conference.