Scott Kloos is an Herbalist, Medicine Maker, and Wildcrafter. He has been working with the native plants of the Pacific NW since the late 90′s. He is the founder and managing director of The School of Forest Medicine which offers classes and courses that interweave direct spiritual experience with practical, hands-on participatory work and range from long-term initiatory journeys to evening Plant Teacher Circle meditations. He is the owner of Cascadia Folk Medicine which supplies the community with high-quality, small batch herbal extracts from the native plants of the region. In his healing practice he works mainly with the psycho-spiritual aspects of plant medicine and is one of the founders and a faculty member of the Elderberry School of Botanical Medicine in Portland, OR.

When Scott is not leading classes on identifying and working with wild medicinal plants, medicine making, and wildcrafting or leading trips into the wilds of Cascadia to help folks remember their relationships with the spirit forces of the land, he spends as much time as possible with his beautiful wife and two boys: Kathryn, Joaquin, and Finn. He has dedicated his life to helping build the foundations of a renewed, intact culture so that his children, their peers, and the children of those children will be able to live in a sane, healthy world in peace and harmony with nature and all beings.

Visit Scott at www.ForestMedicine.net