Practical looks into ecological gardening that explore resilience gardening, permaculture design, and climate-smart cultivation.
Each session blends ecological literacy with hands-on skill-building.
Browse digital resources from food forestry to permaculture.
Join the waitlist to hear about a guided learning community focused on practical support, regular feedback, and connection with peers.
Talks that encourage reflection and inspire action.
This class introduces the five pillars of Resilience Gardening: resource, ecological, social, political, and emotional resilience. We’ll explore how gardens can meet real needs and act as tools for justice, connection, and climate adaptation. Leave with a vision and a toolkit for growing more than just food.
Learn how to grow delicious mushrooms alongside your veggies, herbs, and perennials. This beginner-friendly class covers low-tech, mostly-outdoor cultivation using logs, beds, and buckets. Mushrooms play a powerful role in building ecological and resource resilience - no lab coats required, just curiosity and a love of fungi.
Gardening doesn’t have to be exhausting to be abundant. In this class, you’ll learn how to design resilient, lower-effort gardens using eco-friendly principles. Discover how to work with nature to build abundance without burnout.
Discover how foraging can nourish both you and the land. Learn to safely identify edible plants, understand native vs. invasive species, and harvest with care. We'll explore the ethics, history, and hands-on practices of neighborhood foraging.
Bring your plans, questions, and ideas and experience two hours of dedicated garden planning and troubleshooting time with instructor support.
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