During Native American Heritage Month, Pease Park Conservancy brings you a presentation and native plant walk with Marika Alvarado. Marika will share with us her knowledge of the history of Indigenous People in this part of the country and her expertise in healing using Native methods that have been handed down to her, generation to generation, from the Apache women in her family.

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ABOUT MARIKA ALVARADO:
Marika is an Apache woman who is a traditional healer, working in harmony with the plants of the earth and the rhythm of the body. She uses her knowledge of native plants in the form of teas, tinctures, and creams that she creates. Her work is in its purest, traditional form; nothing has been changed from what was taught to her by her elders. Marika has founded a school and nonprofit, Of the Earth Institute of Indigenous Cultures and Teachings with the mission of passing down the knowledge of her elders so the medicine will not be lost. She also does lectures at Dell Medical School, The University of Texas, St. Stephens Academy, and other locations.