Entheogenesis - Planting seeds for earth, body, and mind
Entheogenesis - Planting seeds for earth, body, and mind

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Panel: Plant Thieves & Plant Keepers
– Anya Ermakova, Ricard Faura, Liam Engel & Darklight

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Illegally collecting wild plants can threaten vulnerable species. Yet, the illegal collection has also helped protect some vulnerable plants from extinction. At the same time, someone may be seen as both a plant thief, and as a plant keeper.…
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Psychedelics & Nature Connectedness
– Sam Gandy

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A growing body of research is showing that psychedelics can influence people's connection to nature. What makes psychedelics such as psilocybin promising agents for enhancing nature connectedness, and what are the potential implications…
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Entheogenic Conservation: Protecting naturally-occurring psychoactives
– Anya (Anna) Ermakova, PhD

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Psychedelics have an incredible potential to catalyse change and transformation or support traditional cultured and ways of life. However, many naturally occurring psychoactive plants and even animals are facing threats from climate…
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Beyond Psilocybin: The medical potential of other psychedelics
– Dr Martin Williams

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Intense interest in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy has been sparked over the last five years, as promising results of Phase 2 and 3 clinical trials reaffirm the potential for psychedelics to aid in the treatment of a range of mental health…
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Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy
– Dr Renee Harvey

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This presentation will focus on psilocybin, its therapeutic uses and outcomes in various settings for people with a variety of mental health related challenges.  How essential is the psychotherapy for the process of change, and what sets…
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‘Deep Ecology’ (and the power of ethnobotanical plants)

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I have worked for worldwide rainforests since 1979. Although many of our efforts succeeded, for every forest saved 100 have disappeared. Clearly, you can’t save the planet one forest at a time. One green Earth or a bowl of dust.  Without a profound…
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Some more thoughts and observations on cacti

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A lot has happened in the two decades since Trout’s cactus books went into print. Cactus lover Keeper Trout will discuss a few answers that have been learned for some rather old questions, explore some of the new questions that have been raised,…
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Every nectar needs a vessel to hold it. The greater the vessel, the more potent the nectar can be.

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As we go through rites of passage, initiations, plant medicine inductions, we are strengthening our capacity and crafting the vessel of our being. In this way we are capable of holding finer and finer nectar. Vision, wisdom, resilience, power,…
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Philosophical issues in psychedelic research: A review of emerging themes

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Philosophical issues in psychedelic research: a review of some emerging themes Serotonergic (or “classic”) psychedelics have struck many researchers as raising significant philosophical questions that, until recently, were largely…
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What we know so far about microdosing

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Microdosing has exploded in popularity over the past six years. A microdose can be 1/10th or less of a recreational dose and users will often microdose regularly every 3 or 4 days over an extended period of time. Due to the very low dose, microdosers…
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