American Herb Association
Stay Connected with the World of Herbs
Founded in 1981 by herbalists Kathi Keville and Bob Brucia, the American Herb Association (AHA) is an information network dedicated to the effective and safe use of plant medicine. For over four decades, AHA has connected herbalists, health practitioners, and plant enthusiasts with reliable resources, timely news, and a supportive community.
American Herb Association Membership
At the heart of AHA membership is the Quarterly Newsletter
A 16-page publication written by leading herbalists. Each issue is packed with current research, practical applications, and engaging stories that keep you informed and inspired.
Inside the AHA Quarterly Newsletter, you’ll find:
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Reports on the latest scientific studies in herbalism and aromatherapy
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International and U.S. herb news and events
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Updates on current legal and environmental issues worldwide
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Reviews of new books on herbs, cooking, gardening, and healing
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Herb monographs and clinical insights
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Conference highlights and course announcements
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Fun features like herbs in movies and novels
Whether your passion lies in clinical herbalism, gardening, wildcrafting, Ayurveda, Chinese Medicine, ethnobotany, women’s herbs, or aromatherapy, AHA helps you stay connected to the ever-growing world of plant medicine.
Membership is open to everyone—from professional herbalists to those just beginning their herbal journey.
Membership Tiers
Membership costs range from $25 - $50 per year.
Supporting Member – $50/year
Help sustain the work of the American Herb Association. Supporting Members are acknowledged by name on the second page of each AHA Quarterly.
Regular Member – $35/year
Enjoy full membership benefits, including quarterly newsletters and access to the latest herbal news and research.
Discounted Member – $25/year
Offered for students, elders, and those with financial need who wish to stay connected and informed.