By Rose High Bear (Deg Hit’an Dine, Inupiaq), Founding Director We regard our sacred landscapes as a precious inheritance gifted by our ancestors seven generations back that we care for and then bestow upon our children seven generations into the future. This and other teachings inspire us. They heal us. They sustain us. This is one of the reasons why I’m grateful to be living and teaching in the mid-Willamette Valley on Elderberry Wisdom Farm. We are releasing the Elderberry

Hear from Joaquin about the intern's important work over the summer with our partners.

Stay up to date on the internships at EWF and their progress over the summer.

Learn how EWF is building community through partnerships and reciprocity.

Learn how you can help out at EWF this summer!

Hear from Renee about Junkos in the Native Plant Nursery!

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

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