Spend 8 days at Belle Mare Farm in Willamina, Oregon, USA with Zach Weiss and our workshop team learning practical, hands-on techniques for terraforming to rejuvenate landscapes and ecosystem health. These techniques provide resilience to drought, flood, fire, and a myriad of ecological and environmental benefits. This learning intensive takes place in the middle of an active month-long project, so you can witness a real earthworks project unfold in real time. The whole process will be recorded and shared during the intensive, so you can experience the whole process from start to finish. The scope for this project entails the installation of a pond, terraces, and assessing or tapping a spring.
Highlights:
Experiencing a large earthworks project throughout the process of creating an earthen water body
Hands on experience with the details of water body construction
Learn and Practice Surveying for Earthworks
Hands-on Excavator Skills Overview
Dam Construction
Spillway Construction
Planning and Surveying Terraces
Terrace Construction
Soil Assessment Techniques
Connecting with other Water Stories students
Dynamic Decision Making
Earth moving best practices and mitigation strategies
Observe a project being implemented in real time
Help create a demonstration project
Skill shares, connection with other revolutionaries, and a whole lot more... (Click here for tickets)
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