Wild Willow Herbals

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

04/02/2026

When you come to visit Wild Willow Farm, don’t forget to stop at Milltuck Farm! 🍦

04/02/2026

🌿✨ We truly cannot contain our excitement… ✨🌿

Our Spring and Summer calendar at Wild Willow Farm is already beginning to fill with the most magical, heart-led offerings 🌸

From basket weaving and fiber art
to spirit and wellness gatherings
&& Garden to Apothecary series

We’ll be welcoming cacao ceremonies, drum circles in the gardens, and sound baths under the open sky during golden hour 🌿🎶

And with full hearts, we are so excited to be re-launching Where the Wild Things Are 🌱
Our youth programming rooted in nature, creativity, and connection.

We are already beginning to build beautiful connections with local homeschool groups and families, and we cannot wait to watch this space come alive with little ones exploring, creating, and growing alongside the land 🤍

We are beyond grateful to welcome such talented instructors, facilitators, families, and community members into this space. The energy building here is something truly special… and we haven’t even made it through the full list of workshops yet ✨

As we continue coordinating, we’ll be sharing our April and May schedule very soon (they are filling quickly 🌼), while also weaving together the rest of our summer offerings.

This season is already unfolding in the most beautiful way… and we cannot wait to share it with all of you 🌿

With gratitude,
Wild Willow Farm 🤍✨

04/02/2026

Are you a passionate environmental education professional ready to ignite curiosity and inspire the next generation of environmental stewards?

Join our team as the Camp Programs Manager! You’ll oversee engaging summer camp experiences and lead dynamic outdoor education programs. If you have a strong background in program coordination, a zeal for working with children from urban and rural backgrounds, and exceptional leadership skills, we invite you to be a catalyst for learning and exploration. As the driving force behind our programs, you’ll be responsible for recruiting staff, ensuring camper safety, fostering a positive learning atmosphere, and delivering impactful educational experiences.

Read the full position description and how to apply: https://nhaudubon.org/about-us/job-opportunities/

04/02/2026

We will be there with honey, infused honey, bees wax candles, lip balm, lotion sticks, felted acorn, wool woven rug and dryer balls.

Saturday 9-12 at the Blazing Star Grange next to Danbury Country Store. Look for the signs.

Lots of great vendors too!!!!

04/01/2026

If you’re seeing this here on the Wild Willow Farm page and found your way here through the NH Women in Business post 🌿

Please take a moment to check your Facebook messages 💌

I have reached out to many of you individually, and I’m currently waiting to hear back from over 25 incredible instructors who expressed interest in collaborating. If we are not already connected on Facebook, my message may be sitting in your message requests folder.

If you’re feeling called to collaborate and haven’t seen a message from me yet, please don’t hesitate to:
✨ Comment below
✨ Or send me a direct message

I would love to connect one-on-one, feel into intentions, and explore what we can co-create together here at the farm 🌱

There has been such a beautiful outpouring of interest, and I want to make sure I’m able to connect with each of you with presence and intention.

Thank you for your patience, your energy, and your willingness to be part of this growing community 🤍

04/01/2026

🐝✨ The Secret Life of Bees ✨🐝

We came across this beautiful National Geographic documentary “The Secret Life of Bees” and had to share it with our Wild Willow Farm community 🌿

Pollinators are truly one of the heartbeats of the farm. In both 2024 and 2025, we were honored to have bees here on the land, and we are so excited to begin weaving together a full Bee Series as we prepare to welcome them back again 🐝🌼

Bees are more than just honey makers…
They are caretakers of the earth, sacred pollinators, and tiny, powerful allies in the rhythm of nature. One of every three foods we eat are pollinated by bees. 🌎

Honey, in particular, holds such a special place in our herbal creations — from teas to syrups to remedies — it is one of our favorite ingredients, carrying both nourishment and natural preservation 🍯

This documentary is a beautiful reminder of just how remarkable these fuzzy little beings are. We hope you take a moment to watch it and fall in love with them the way we have 💛

✨ Fun (and wild) fact: Honey is the only substance on the planet that humans can survive on alone. So if the shelves ever go empty… find a beekeeper 😉🐝

With gratitude for the bees, the blooms, and the balance they bring, Wild Willow Farm. 🌿

National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory explores the extraordinary lives of bees — among the planet’s most important animals. Over three years, special c...

04/01/2026

Are you a passionate environmental education professional ready to ignite curiosity and inspire the next generation of environmental stewards?

Join our team as the Public Programs Coordinator and lead the way designing and executing New Hampshire Audubon’s public environmental education initiatives. Stepping into this role will place you at the heart of NH Audubon’s education department with programs ready to run and others yet to be designed by your creative mind. Lead birding outings, curate and host intriguing guest lecture series, and facilitate interactive and experiential learning opportunities for all ages. This role requires a balance of both administrative acumen and a passion for teaching in the field.

Read the full position description and how to apply: https://nhaudubon.org/about-us/job-opportunities/