wildfarmers is a division of Stork Peterkin International; a 501c3 non profit
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Using the Knowledge of our Ancestors and 21st Century Technology
working with community to recreate a healthy future
wildfarmers is a division of Stork Peterkin International; a 501c3 non profit
working with community to recreate a healthy future
Wildfarmers keystone restoration project, Wetlands and Water Storage for the Future, will be critical for recharging the acquifir and securing the future of the Blue Oaks, native plant and animal species, and adjacent human communities.Join us as we embark on our spillway project in mid 2024!
Investing in wetlands is an effective nature-based solution to recharge ground wqter, provide easily accessible water for wildlife, and ensure a long lasting water source for the future of the Blue Oaks and the adjacent human communities. Since 2016 wildfarmers has mobilized local agency and community support to create this wetland habitat so desperately needed by the Blue Oak Savanna.
Join us as we embark on our spillway project in mid 2024, securing the pond for the future! You can sponsor this critical ecosystem service by:
Bringing 'good fire' to South San Benito County in the middle of August. BurnBot blacklined the outline of the fire area and cut it into smaller areas, making firing a seamless process for Central Coast Prescribed Burn Association (CCPBA) and their amazing Volunteer Fire Force.
Thank-you BurnBot, CCPBA, and CalFire for your help and support and willingness to work with us to bring back to California, fire as a tool.
Learn about propagating California native plants from cuttings and seeds and the conditions needed for success! Hands on propagation workshop. Take home pots with slips planted and ready to grow and seeds ready to germinate. You too can have a beautiful garden with very little water.
This class will be entirely outdoors in beautiful southern San Benito County. Just bring yourself, appropriate dress for getting dirty, and a bag lunch. Coffee, tea, water, snacks provided
Where: wildfarmers (www.wildfarmers.org)
20112 Panoche Road, Paicines, CA 95043
Directions: Provided at Registration
Call or Text: (831)313-5574
Email: vstork@storkpeterkin.org
Register: wildfarmers.org/free-propagation-workshop
DONATIONS APPRECIATED BUT NOT NECCESSARY
Amelia Ryan has worked in botany and habitat restoration for over 20 years. Since 2017, She is the vegetation ecologist at Pinnacles National Park, where she has a current plant propagation project. Having developed a lifelong passion for plants and the outdoors growing up in a rural part of Sonoma County, she pursued a BS in Plant Biology from UC Davis and an MS in Ecology from San Francisco State University.
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