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Regenerative Earth Apprenticeship Program 2024 at Dandelion Hearth Farm

June 15, 2024 to September 15, 2024
Regenerative Earth Apprenticeship Program 2024!is being offered during the summer of 2024 for up to 5 students applicants onlyLearn to apply Permaculture principles to real life Earth Care.Practice deep observation, getting to know the plants and animals of place through seasons and successions.Practice reading the land, water, weather and life for guidance toward good stewardship.Are you ready to put your hands into the cycle of life, participating in the creation of your own sustenance?Are…See More
Mar 5
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Apr 13, 2022
Brian Kerkvliet is attending Terri Wilde's event
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Salish Seed Guild Garden organizing meeting at online

March 23, 2022 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Our new community seed garden is reaching out for organizational and gardening help to keep this awesome project growing seeds for our local resiliency.See more about the project and it's successful first season on the blog here, and our calendar of events here.  if you click on the meetings on Wednesday at 6:30 on our calendar…See More
Mar 23, 2022
Megan A. Barnes might attend Terri Wilde's event
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Salish Seed Guild Garden organizing meeting at online

March 23, 2022 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Our new community seed garden is reaching out for organizational and gardening help to keep this awesome project growing seeds for our local resiliency.See more about the project and it's successful first season on the blog here, and our calendar of events here.  if you click on the meetings on Wednesday at 6:30 on our calendar…See More
Mar 22, 2022
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Mar 21, 2022
Terri Wilde posted a blog post

Community Resience starts with Seeds

Salish Seeds .....Local Community Seed ProjectThe Salish Seed Guild has started a remarkable project toward local food security. We are collectively growing out useful seed for home gardeners that are selected for and adapting to Whatcom County.  We knew at the beginning of the pandemic that it was well time to take our community's sustainability seriously. While we had been organizing Bellingham's community seed swap for years, much of the seed shared was last year's left overs from seed…See More
Mar 21, 2022
Brian Kerkvliet is attending Terri Wilde's event
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Live Permaculture Consultation Weekend at Hawthorn Hearth in the Beautiful Upper Skagit

May 25, 2019 at 10am to May 26, 2019 at 2pm
 Join knowledgeable Brian Kerkvliet of Inspiration Farm and Terri Wilde, as we learn to look at real land to evaluate, map and plan for a long term permaculture system design that provides food and needs in an ecologically regenerative way.  Examine how water moves through a landscape.  $65 for the day or spend the weekend in lovely accommodations, continuing to learn."A live consultation allows one to be involved in the Permaculture design process. The beauty of this kind of event is that it…See More
Apr 20, 2019
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Apr 12, 2019

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Community Resience starts with Seeds

Posted on March 21, 2022 at 3:03pm 0 Comments

Salish Seeds .....Local Community Seed Project

The Salish Seed Guild has started a remarkable project toward local food security. We are collectively growing out useful seed for home gardeners that are selected for and adapting to Whatcom County.  We knew at the beginning of the pandemic that it was well time to take our community's sustainability seriously. While we had been organizing Bellingham's community seed swap for years, much of the seed shared was last year's left overs from…

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