SPRING 2021 CLASS SERIES- APRIL 29, MAY 20, JUNE 17
Tending the Land We Call Home
Urban Gardening through a Permaculture Lens
Tending the Land We Call Home
Urban Gardening through a Permaculture Lens
original painting by Carol "Kate" Wilburn
Join us for a series of 3 classes by Zoom.
Take one, take them all! We WILL record them!
Thursdays 6 - 8:00 pm MDT
April 29, May 20, June 17
Interactive sessions. Great take-home resources.
Come from multiple bio-regions! We've lived in CA, MD, ID, WA, NC, VA.
Registration Information Immediately Below!
Email: heartbeetherbalremedies@gmail.com
wilburncs@phoenixesrising.org
Instagram: @heartbeetherbal and @soilcycle
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TO REGISTER
Look for a more elegant registration button/form HERE soon. In the meantime, simply send an email to Kate and Trez at wilburncs@phoenixesrising.org with: Your name, Location/Bio-region, Which class(es) you are registering for (by date, or by topic), Your email address for the Zoom link, Amount you are paying, and anything else you'd like us to know about your particular interests before the class! 30% of proceeds donated to non-profits supporting local composting, community health, equitable food systems, and social justice. |
photo courtesy of Soil Cycle
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TO PAY
PayPal payments at wilburncs@phoenixesrising.org or Mail check made out to Carol Wilburn, 1701 Kemp Street, Missoula, MT 59801 or Venmo: @heartbeetherbal Suggesting $30 per class or $60 for the entire series. ~ Sliding Scale Options ~ Pay less, if finances are too tight! or If you have above average resource or income, please consider paying on a sliding scale from $35 up to $150 per class! You will provide extra support to our good work & to the non-profits we back. |
Class 1: Urban Gardening on April 29
Keystone Species, Native Plants, Pollinators, Resilience, Whole Ecologies, Connectivity, Easy Solutions
Class 2: Design on May 20
Food Sovereignty, Water Conservation, Sunlight, Deer, Sequestering Carbon,
Permaculture Principles, Food Forests, Medicinal Plants, Species Selection
Class 3: Soil Health on June 17
Why Organic?, Mulching, Composting & Worms, Mycorrhizal Fungi, Soil Testing, Techniques
Keystone Species, Native Plants, Pollinators, Resilience, Whole Ecologies, Connectivity, Easy Solutions
Class 2: Design on May 20
Food Sovereignty, Water Conservation, Sunlight, Deer, Sequestering Carbon,
Permaculture Principles, Food Forests, Medicinal Plants, Species Selection
Class 3: Soil Health on June 17
Why Organic?, Mulching, Composting & Worms, Mycorrhizal Fungi, Soil Testing, Techniques
Offered by
Carol "Kate" Wilburn of Phoenixes Rising: certified permaculture designer, teacher, writer, artist, community-builder, engineer, with decades of hands-on experience in sustainable lifestyles & ecological design.
Therese Robbins of Heart Beet Herbal Remedies: certified permaculture designer, certified herbalist, long-time organic gardener, & teacher, with 3+ years experience in wildcrafting and herbal wellness.
Caitlyn Lewis of Soil Cycle Missoula: her passion for composting-- born of environmental concerns regarding wasted food-- has grown into a love for all things soil. She has a particular fondness for worms and microbes!
 original painting by Carol "Kate" Wilburn
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photo used under CC by 2.0 Creative Commons License
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ONGOING: a community council circle - socially-distanced in the back yard during mild weather, by Zoom otherwise, until in-person circles are again safe indoors.
OTHER WORKSHOPS, RETREAT PROGRAMS, CLASSES, WALKS for mixed gender groups and for women
Kate offers retreats, workshops and community projects that enliven the inner work vital to the emotional and spiritual growth of young people and of engaged elders, so that they mature into all that they need of each other. The work of calling forward and nourishing those elders is critical because the understanding of this lifestage and how much the world needs such elders, now more than ever, is just coming into the mainstream. She works alone when the group is small, and has various skilled colleagues that she partners with.
Kate offers retreats, workshops and community projects that enliven the inner work vital to the emotional and spiritual growth of young people and of engaged elders, so that they mature into all that they need of each other. The work of calling forward and nourishing those elders is critical because the understanding of this lifestage and how much the world needs such elders, now more than ever, is just coming into the mainstream. She works alone when the group is small, and has various skilled colleagues that she partners with.
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Heroic Journeys and Life Stages of Elderhood - 2 hours
learning and sharing through council circles and oral history work for circles of 6 to 20 Elderhood as a Life Stage of Calling, Passion and Purpose - 4 week series introduces several powerful practices to release old patterns and regrets, understand the richness and gifts you have nourished and developed through the years of your living, and discover zest, purpose, and renewed passion and meaning in these elder years. With bridge exercises to build support networks and deepen work in between classes for circles of 6 to 12 Conscious Eldering: Aging with Intention and Passion - weekend workshops weaves together a powerful set of processes— including the Council process, life review work, exploration of legacy, ceremony and reflective time outdoors— to identify & release old patterns and identifications that no longer serve you and open to new clarity about your unique potential and calling in the elder third of your life for circles of 6 to 15 |
"I find myself asking big questions and feeling their challenge: How can so many people be so polarized and "stuck" when it is clear that the world is calling us to change? How can I support people in moving past that? How can I support change and create community?" Shane Sater, 20
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“Renewal Earth Walks - 4 to 8 hours
quiet threshold time on the land and council circles working with heroic stories and mirroring them for all generations for circles of 4 to 12 Coming to Age_Coming of Age Cross-Generational Retreats - 7 to 10 days co-incident "coming of age" and "claiming elderhood" retreats and rites of passage, organically seeding long-term mentoring and inspired relationships between initiated elders and initiated "youngers", who will naturally and in unimagined ways expand these circles ever more widely in their larger communities for circles of 6 to 15 Training of Guides and Leaders - ~ 4 days before and after, and the full duration of the 7 to 10 day Cross-Generational Retreats understanding and practicing this work of conscious elderhood and the linking of initiated generations that is connected with time on the land, threshold ceremony, and the witnessing of commitments and new life stages, and honoring and discovering one’s heroic journey for 2 to 4 trainees |
"What I see are ordinary and some not-so-ordinary individuals willing to confront despair, power, and incalculable odds in an attempt to restore some semblance of grace, justice, and beauty to this world.... coherent, organic, self-organized congregations involving tens of millions of people dedicated to change. When asked ...if I am pessimistic or optimistic about the future, my answer is always the same: If you look at the science that describes what is happening on earth today and aren’t pessimistic, you don’t have the correct data. If you meet the people in this unnamed movement and aren’t optimistic, you haven’t got a heart.”
Paul Hawken, Blessed Unrest
Paul Hawken, Blessed Unrest