Project Overview

The Eighth Leaf Project is a clinical and community-based initiative exploring the healing power of medicinal plants — beginning with Great Mullein. Grounded in green science, heritage, and regenerative agriculture, we are building a research center in Robeson County, NC, to support underserved populations, empower indigenous wisdom, and validate natural medicine through sustainable and evidence-based practices.

As a nonprofit, The Eighth Leaf Project bridges tradition and science to bring greater healing access to rural communities while promoting environmental stewardship.

Vision Statement

Mission Statement

To restore the bond between people and plants by advancing scientific, sustainable, and spiritually grounded research on medicinal herbs — beginning with mullein and expanding to the healing wild plants of the South.

The Eighth Leaf Project is committed to:

• Conducting clinical-grade extraction and research on healing plants like mullein

• Using regenerative farming and ethical wildcrafting methods

• Supporting underserved and indigenous communities through wellness and education

• Partnering with universities, doctors, and researchers to promote evidence-based herbal studies

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