Suzanne M. Tabert is a bioregional herbalist, educator, speaker, and author with four decades of experience teaching herbal medicine. She is the director of herbal education at Cedar Mountain Herb School, one of the longest-running herbal schools in the Pacific Northwest. She is also an adjunct professor at Bastyr University, where she has taught for fourteen years, training generations of herbalists in foraging, phytochemistry, and holistic wellness.
Suzanne lives on a four-acre farmlet in Sandpoint, Idaho, where she maintains extensive herb and veggie gardens and orchards. Her lifelong love for the natural world began at the age of five under the mentorship of her Great Aunt Mary, a spark that grew into a lifelong passion to preserve and share the art and science of foraging and plant medicine.
A sought-after speaker at national and international herbal conferences, Suzanne is a frequent presenter for the American Herbalists Guild and a regular blog writer, speaker, and podcast guest for Mountain Rose Herbs. She writes for major publications and is often featured on radio and podcasts. Suzanne is a member of the American Herbalists Guild and serves as a partner in education with United Plant Savers.