“The fairest thing in nature, a flower, still has its roots in earth” ~ D.H. Lawence A key part of the vision behind the Herland Forest involves creating a living memorial, a testament to the enduring power of love. So each … Continue reading →
Creating a sustainable natural burial cemetery involves weaving lots of threads together, some of which are fairly obvious, but some threads need a bit of explanation. Goats are a good example. The primary permaculture role our goats play involves converting … Continue reading →
Herland Forest lies under the jet stream, right where it comes in from its journey across the Pacific. That’s the atmospheric effect that gives the Pacific Northwest the steady rain and moderate temperatures that it’s famous for. Located on the … Continue reading →
