Crow's Daughter

Julie Charette Nunn, known as Crow's Daughter, has dedicated her life to plants, teaching, and shamanic herbalism. She resides on a small farm on South Whidbey Island, Washington, with her husband, goats, and various wildlife. Julie's journey began with her first plant ally, Stinging Nettle, which awakened her path as an herbalist. Over the years, she has developed a deep connection with wild roses, sharing their teachings through immersive experiences and crafting various herbal products.

Julie practices organic gardening and wildcrafting, emphasizing a respectful and reciprocal relationship with the plant world. She teaches the importance of listening to nature to access its wisdom and gain permission before harvesting plants. Her approach integrates shamanic traditions, focusing on the compassionate and healing qualities of plants like wild rose, nettle, and many others.

Julie offers a variety of educational programs, including shamanic herbal apprenticeships, monthly classes, home study courses, and individual sessions. She also provides prosperity coaching and leads prosperity circles. Her farm features over an acre of wild roses, and she crafts tinctures, infused oils, vinegars, and honey from these and other plants. Julie's work is deeply rooted in the belief that building intimacy with the plant world can lead to greater personal and communal prosperity.