1975-1995 |
Natalia was a 20 year volunteer 4-H leader, teaching horsemanship and survival training. |
1996 |
Certified by the National Wildlife Federation (Washington DC) as having an official "Backyard Wildlife Habitat" |
1997 |
Natalia was featured on W A B I in Bangor. Program "Hiddin In Plain Site" |
1998 |
Natalia was recognizes by the Maine center for Women, Work and Community as a inspiration and for her many contribution to the community and the county. |
1998 |
Featured in the Presque Isle Star Herald "Celebrating Women" article. Single handedly wrote a tourist guide for Washburn. It was such a success that she is now asked to consult over small northern Maine towns on their tourist guides. |
1999 |
Bangor Daily News article: "Choice for state herb rooted in history - 1/29/99. Natalia lobbied the Maine State officials for the Maine State Herb Association to get the wintergreen plant recognized as the Maine State herb because it was the first cash crop for the state of Maine. |
2000 |
Featured on WCVB in Boston on the "Chronicle " program "Back Roads In Aroostook County" |
2001 |
Featured on MPBN "Made In Maine" - Program " Something Special" |
2002 |
Developed the first stage of a natural cancer formula - In order to maintain robust health these element are critical. They are called "The four horsemen or The planks of health". |
2002 |
Yankee Magazine "Editors Pick " - Aroostook County |
2003 |
Developed the last two stages of a natural cancer formula - The formula takes 3 months to work. Treated the first stage 4 cancer client. (Client feels the healthy changes in the first 3 weeks) |
2003 |
Featured on "Made In Maine " - Program "Made it in Maine "
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2003 |
Guest speaker for the National Folk Festival in Bangor Maine |
2003 |
Knot II Bragg Farm chosen by Yankee Magazine's special Traveler's edition as the "Editor's pick... Must see" for the year 2002 |
2004 |
People, Places and Plants Magazine - Featured Herbalist |
2004 |
Was an invited guest speaker for the Canadian Government on "What to do after the board feet are gone from the forest". |
2005 |
Accepted as Shaman by the Native American tribes at Spruce Haven |
2008 |
Invited to teach the nursing students to appreciate and identify natural healing plants on UMFK Campus (7/30/2008) |
2008 |
Guest speaker at the National Folk Festival in Bangor |
2008 |
Featured in the University of Maine - Orono - Maine Folklife Center article |
2008 |
Trained in the Reiki method of Natural Healing. Certified healer. |
2009 |
Featured in Grit Magazine - "Country Women Rock " |
2009 |
In July, Natalia was honored to become an Elder of the Native people at the Pow Wow in Fort Kent, Maine |
2009 |
Featured in USDA Culturally and Economically Important Nontimber Forest Product of Norther Maine. Several photos of Natalia and her farm are strewn throughout the book as well as some of her wisdom. |
2009 |
Featured in the Bangor Daily News 7/27/09 Local & Regional section: "Nature is the cure at County farm" |
2010 |
Feb 2010, Developed a six part certified traditional Herbal training course. To be regularly taught at the Knot II Bragg Farm from June/Oct. each year |
2010 |
Completed the Farm Food Safety Program, certified by The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association |
2011 |
Entrepreneur of the year Honoree - LEAD (Leaders Encouraging Aroostook Development) and Momentum Aroostook welcomed Natalia as one of the 2011 Entrepreneur of the year nominees. |
2012 |
June 2012. Taught Traditional herbal medicine at the UM at Fort Kent to students from the Marshall Islands as part of the UMFK nurses training program. Natural alternatives. As part of the American Pacific Nursing Education program. |
2012 |
Natalia teaches students from the Marshall Islands as part of a 5 week program to teach traditional herbal formulas. Hired jointly through the State Department and the University of Maine at Fort Kent to teach 14 nursing students natural cures. These are the first students in all of Micronesia to earn their bachelor of science degrees in Nursing. These students will become the leaders and future teachers of their fellow nurses going forward. |
2012 |
Featured in a book about "Sustaining Forests: Culturally and Economically Important Nontimber Forest Products of Northern Maine" created by the USDA/Forest Sevice |
2012 |
Taught a workshop at Helen & Scott Nearing homestead in Brooksville Maine. The workshop was "How nature holds you in the palm of her hand". |
2013/14 |
Featured in "Wiser Living in Maine": magazine. 2013/14 editions - Cultural history and herbal formulas. |
2014 |
Filmed an introductory program for Time Warner Fox 8 with host Gerta Martin on health care and for the television show, "America - The View From The Top". |
2014 |
Featured in "Unique Maine farms book" |
2015 |
Filmed a 9 part series on maintaining health naturally for Time Warner Fox 8 with host Great Martin for the television show, "America - The View From The Top". |
2015, 2016 & 2017 |
Conducted seminars for The Area on Aging for Aroostook County at the Senior Expo in May at the University of Maine - Presque Isle.It was during the "Aging well, living well expo".. |
2016 |
Advised a doctor on the art of naturally healing dementia and brain fog for the book "Alzheimer and Dementia Coaching". |
2017 |
Compiled videos on fly control, lyme disease, liver & kidney failure and diabetes. (see VIDEOS) |
2016-2017 |
Wrote multiple articles for Hope Holistic Magazine "The four horsemen/Planks of health"; Native American Tinctures & healing herbal formulas": "Old Log drivers lip balm", Old Log drivers sinus oil, Old Log drivers arthritic formula, Old log drivers crampbark tincture |
2017 |
Featured writer in "Wiser living magazine" on Cancer "Did you know?" |
2017 |
5/31/17 Presque Isle Star Herald article: "Herbalist shares healing knowledge with Probus". Natalia shares the "Planks of Health" with the audience. Also received a certificate of appreciation from the group. |
2017 |
Was asked to be a board member on Dr. David Harshifeld's natural regenerative medicine team |
2018 |
As an herbalist advisory and board staff member of Dr. David Harshfield's team in Tampa Florida, Natalia was Invited to and attended the AAOM 35th annual conference & scientific seminar "Interventional Regenerative Orthrapedic Medicine - The complete Non orthopedic regenerative medicine Specialist". |
2018 |
Sits on the board of Florida's space institute NASA - Glenn Research University |
2018 |
Addressed the Boothbay Region Garden Club about the Planks of health - entitled: "Treating what ails you" |
2019 |
Wrote three articles for the Fall/Winter 2019 Wiser Living in Maine magazine. 1) How much do you know about cancer? 2) Old made new again - herbal formulas that have stood the test of time - made new again at the Knot II Bragg Farm. 3) How to prevent lyme disease |
2019 |
Travelled to Hawaii in order to be introduced to Ricardo Custodio. He is the CEO of a new school training medical doctors about the natural ;medicine practices available. The school is in West Oahu. Natalia is an advisor in natural medicine to the new school for doctors and clinicians training in natural medicine. While in Hawaii she practiced energy healing on local residents. |
2019 |
Featured in "New Ventures Maine": 40 Stories for 40 Years – Profilee 25 - Natalia Bragg – Wade |
2020 |
Successfully attained Second Degree in the Reiki Method of Natural Healing |