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Regenerate Whatcom is a project of Transition Whatcom. Inspired by the Bioregional Activation Tour that came through Whatcom County on Oct. 28 and Oct 29, 2023, and affiliated with the Regenerate Cascadia project of our greater bioregion.See More

We’ll start with a chat about soil importance and the soil food web.Explore Static/Thermophilic, Worm, Bokashi composting & Compost teaWe can make a thermophilic pile, prepare Bokashi flakes, separate worms from castings & even look at soil under the scope is folks desire.Donations: VENMO: @LifeintheSoil / PayPal: lifeinthesoilpp@gmail.comWhere/When: The Barn 1834 LAKE LOUISE RD. BELLINGHAM, WA.June 26, 10am-1pmPLEASE RSVP & If you change your mind please tell me so. Email:…See More

Starting with the efforts of Kyle Morris, www.thebikehub.org/people/ & Matt Bryant www.instagram.com/mbryant52/. Trash Club has successfully picked up, literally, tons of garbage along Whatcom Creek & other sites around town. We gather on the 1st Sunday of every month at the HUb if you’d like to lend a hand.See More

Come learn about different compost practices & the critters in the Soil Food Web.We will start with a presentation, look at some soil under a microscope then move outside & see different compost systems. Such as: Static/Thermophilic, Johnson-Su Bioreactor, Worm (Vermi), & others.Purchase Ticket    https://www.lifeinthesoil1.com/store-1/p/compostingDepending on weather & motivated levels. We can make a thermophilic…See More

Come learn about different compost practices & the critters in the Soil Food Web.We will start with a presentation, look at some soil under a microscope then move outside & see different compost systems. Such as: Static/Thermophilic, Johnson-Su Bioreactor, Worm (Vermi), & others.Purchase Ticket    https://www.lifeinthesoil1.com/store-1/p/compostingDepending on weather & motivated levels. We can make a thermophilic…See More

Some new ideas are brewing down at the Center. We’re working with a an advisory group, known around these parts as the Permaculture Advisory Group (or PAG for short). It’s made up of designers and knowledgeable individuals who want to see the Center bloom into it’s incredible potential. So to help get us started we’re hosting a Design Charrette on March 8th. The purpose of this meeting is to invite those folks in the community who have an interest in the future of the center, what kind of…See More