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Jazmen Yoder (NWN)

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@northwest_natura
Located in the PNW 🇱🇸 Bellingham, Washington Adults (16+) workshops and courses in NW WA, US Naturalist skills.
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  • Engagement 227.07%
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About Jazmen Yoder (NWN)

Jazmen Yoder (NWN) (@northwest_natura) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets. The account has 19,313 followers and 619 published posts. Recent posts average 52,431 likes and 161 comments, an engagement rate of 227.07%.

With 19.3K followers, Jazmen Yoder (NWN) is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Jazmen Yoder (NWN) follows 2,381 accounts, so the audience is roughly 8.1 times the size of the list followed. Jazmen Yoder (NWN) uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Jazmen Yoder (NWN) under Education, with Pets as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Jazmen Yoder (NWN) runs to 17 words across 3 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Jazmen Yoder (NWN) dates from October 2024.

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619 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jazmen Yoder (NWN), 5 are videos, 4 are carousels and 1 is a single image. No single format accounts for most of them. Jazmen Yoder (NWN) has built a substantial archive of 619 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 31 followers for each post published. Jazmen Yoder (NWN) also keeps 71 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 179 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include these, plants, iink, botany and friends. The captions tag #pnw, #plants, #bellingham, #botany and #naturelovers.

New Summertime classes coming up! Swipe to see 👉

I’m particularly excited for all of them - all cIasses save Pine Needle Basketry are new editions. Some are similar to previous courses I’ve led but they’re taking place in either new locations or they’re totally new concepts.

Several are from course suggestions submitted by people who’ve attended a workshop or walk with me; the carving class, the bushcraft basics/salmon stick course, and seaweed beach walk were all requests. You can make a request too - check out my site northwestnatura d0t com

I offer tiered pri cing if you need a little finan cial assist. Check out the details on aid on my website (Iink in bio)

Sharing these digital flyers with friends or reposting this is super helpful to my small business. I run this alone so word of mouth about my work is always appreciated. Thanks for all your support!

See you in the woods!

#pnw #bellingham #naturelovers #plants #bushcraft
A quick visit with Spring Beauty, and edible plant with many names.

I visited Anderson Island in early May and got to stay cabin in exchange for naturalist tutorials that I’ll be posting in video form here over the next couple weeks, one plant, rock, lichen, and animal at a time. Stay tuned for more shorts! Thanks for watching

#pnw #plants #naturelovers #gooutside #salishsea
I got to stay at a luxurious cabin on Anderson Island in exchange for a compilation of videos talking about the natural history of the island. I’m starting out with a plant walk and will be uploading semi regularly now as I find the time to edit and post.

The first plant I talked about is an invasive shrub we are all likely to be familiar with. We see all over the west side of the Cascades in our woodlands and parks. It was brought over by English settlers and has spread rapidly. It forms dense thickets that crowd out native species.

I encountered Holly and English Hawthorn a lot on the island (Jacob’s Point trail and Andy’s Marine Park trail). Both plants are beautiful and feed wildlife, but the long term impact is devastating to the ecosystem and the majority of wildlife that depend on a variety of other native plant species that lose their opportunity to grow when these plants take over.

Stay tuned for more shorts! Thanks for watching!

#pnw #plants #botany #natureinfocus #fyp
Summer cIass announcements! Swipe to see 👉

I’m looking forward to doing more wild crafting stuff and carving workshops in addition to botany field trips this summer. I’ll be adding more courses to the schejule in the next few days.

If you think your friends would think these events are cool you can help support my smaII business by sharing fIyers and telling others that I exist. This is my full time job! Thanks so much for your kindness and encouragement 🖤🖤

I’m always open to course suggestions if you see a cIass that doesn’t align with your timeline or you have an idea for something I haven’t done in a while or ever before - let me know about it! If it’s in my wheelhouse I’d be happy to design an outing for the public based on your interests and agenda.

All info can be found onIine (Iink in bio)
Tiered pri cing is available. Look it up on my website northwestnatura dot commmmm

See you out there!
#pnw #wildcrafting #archery #botany #treestagram
This legendary book has a successor coming soon! In 2026 we’ll have A NEW POJAR. 🤩

I was asked to provide the publisher with an endorsement and a review! Keep your eyes peeled for that and the release date announcement

You may pre-order this book and find other science/nature books on their site. There’s a Slime Mold guide by authors Pan Janzsen, Tyson Ehlers, Ryan Durand and Andy MacKinnon coming soon too!

🥳

#pnw #plants #books #pacificnorthwest #ethnobotany
This summer I’m collaborating with in our extra special Wand Carving workshop. 🪄

This course is primarily a carving workshop with the opportunity to build community and socialize with folks who share your interests (crafting, magic and witchery, etc..)

✨ Handcraft your own unique wand from start to finish

✨ Learn the lore of provided wand woods (hawthorn, rose, ironwood, holly, alder, willow + many more); their magical properties and symbolism and choose one for your wand base.

✨ Learn carving techniques, detail work, and knife safety

🪄 Enchant your wand (optional) by adding colorful dyes, carving sigils, embedding crystals, shells, stones, beads, and/or wrapping in metal wire (numerous colors to choose from)

🪄 Learn some symbolism of each “enchantment” object and color provided.

Wand woods are ethically sourced from nature by the instructors. Enchantments provided include dozens of stones and beads, several feet of variously colored and sized metal wire, shells, feathers, ~ a dozen colors of wood dye + all the accessories and materials required to add these objects to your wand. “Enchanting” is optional (but very fun).

Space is limited

Images: photo 3 is a wand carved by The Dry Troll (co-instructor)
Photos 8-11 are of a wand carved and decorated by ✨
The last photo is a staff created by someone special in attendance last time

#bellingham #magic #pnw #witches #wizardry
Spring & Summer cIass announcements! Swipe to see 👉

All new! New locations, new ideas, and more to come. I’m excited about all of them and I only got around to designing 3 today so keep your eyes peeled for the rest!

I offer tiered prrricinggg to ensure my courses are accessible to all. All info about workshops and finanshal aid can be found onIine (Iink in profiIe).

You can support my smaII business by sharing these fIyers with friends 🖤🖤

See you out there! ☀️

#bellingham #pnw #foraging #bushcraft #herpnw
I collect spore prints in a small black book just for fun. This is Amanita muscaria, the Fly Agaric.

Like all Amanitas, it produces a bright white spore print.

Spore printing is an essential skill for anyone interested in mycology or mushroom foraging.

Spore prints help in identifying mushroom species. The color (as well as the shape and size of the spores if you’re using a microscope for deep intel) provide crucial information about the mushrooms identity and taxonomy.

Taking a spore print is one of the first steps in keying out a mushroom. Some color photo field guides are divided into spore color chapters.

Use a white or black piece of paper or a piece of foil for a neutralish background. Some people will tape a black and a white piece together so the page is half and half to ensure they can see the color of spores well if they happen to be light.

Come learn about mycology basics with me sometime. I teach naturalist skills in and around #bellinghamwa

See you in the woods 🌲!

Happy Halloween Eve, my friends!

Btw my tshirt was made and gifted to me by! Check out his profiIe Iink

#amanita #flyagaric #sporeprint #mycology
Another absolutely gorgeous parasitic plant, or mycotroph. Mind-bogglingly, this plant is related to rhododendrons and blueberries.

It gets mistaken for a mushroom because it’s not green like a normal plant. If you don’t believe me, simply type “is this a mushroom?” In a search bar like on Reddit and you’ll see ghost pipe and candy stick are always in question ❤️🤍

This weirdo doesn’t photosynthesize but instead gets it’s nutrients by tapping into the mycelial network that’s connected to trees and other plants. It takes advantage of a symbiosis occurring between fungi and sugar-producing plants, deriving nutrients for itself and purportedly giving nothing back. 😈

Not true in existential ways, however, as you can see, the highly important bumblebee benefits from Allotropa’s pollen. You see the pink-hued pollen baskets on its legs?? So cute.

“Allotropa” is derived from the Greek word meaning “different nourishment”. “Virgata” means “striped”

Other names for this plant are “Devil’s Wand” and “Sugarstick”

This plant is not edible despite its name(s).

Other mycotrophic plants in the Ericaceae family include Pinedrops, Groundcone, Pinesap, and Ghost Pipe (among others).

It’s always a treat to find these strange and colorful plants. They usually get mistaken for mushrooms because of their odd appearance and lack of green tissues.

If you find Candystick, remember the location because in the fall, you’re veryyy likely to find the prized edible mushroom Matsutake! The Candystick plant parasitizes the mycelium of Tricholoma matsutake almost exclusively.

SUCH a cool being!

This is day 21 of Native Plant Appreciation Month. I have 9 more plants I want to cover before the end of April 🫡. Stay tuned!

#candy #flower #ericaceae #mycology #botany
A sensory game of stealth. The keeper must have extremely good hearing and sensitivity to their personal space. She points if she hears us creeping up. We want her keys 😈

I learned this from my colleague and good buddy, Ryan (follow!)

The game is called Fire Keeper.

Thanks for the clips, Claire selfie shot in the orange hat! (follow! Cool art!)

And great job, Sarah (the keeper in the pink pants)!

And many gold stars go to Liam for getting her keys.
Sarah was a hard boss to beat!

Q/A:
If she points directly at someone they have to return to their original spot and try again

She’s not allowed to point randomly or helicopter. Each point has to be intentional

The majority of the video is zoomed in - some of us go out of frame making it appear like she points at nothing, however,

Raindrops were splattering all around us. So if she did point at empty space, we ignored it. Her role is to point at sounds.

This forest is in the west foothills of Kulshan (Mt. Baker) in the North Cascades

Going barefoot is encouraged but no one did on this day because it was raining and near freezing.

Another way to play/win is to make the sneaker who got the keys return to their original spot without being heard by the keeper.

You can also put a timer on the game. If the keeper guards the keys successfully for x minutes, they win.

Change the substrate to adjust the challenge level.

Read the top comments to learn more. Everyone has asked great questions! Thanks for following!

I am an outdoor educator in Bellingham, WA.
This is a game we played during a class I named “Forest Time: A Mental Health Day”.

Join me outside for a similar class l at the river next month (info can be found on my webste - Iink in bio)

I teach outdoor skills including botany, foraging, and mushroom ID in NW WA

#outdoor #outdoorgames #forestgames #firekeeper #stealth

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Jazmen Yoder (NWN)'s engagement rate on Instagram is 227.07%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. A typical post draws likes and comments in numbers close to the size of the audience itself. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 326 to 1, with 52,431 likes and 161 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.

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Jazmen Yoder (NWN) (@northwest_natura) is an Education creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets. Jazmen Yoder (NWN) uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Jazmen Yoder (NWN) runs to 17 words across 3 lines.

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Jazmen Yoder (NWN) has 19,313 followers on Instagram (19.3K). Jazmen Yoder (NWN) follows 2,381 accounts, so the audience is roughly 8.1 times the size of the list followed. Jazmen Yoder (NWN) has built a substantial archive of 619 posts.

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Jazmen Yoder (NWN)'s engagement rate on Instagram is 227.07%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. A typical post draws likes and comments in numbers close to the size of the audience itself. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 326 to 1, with 52,431 likes and 161 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.

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