With growing concern for our local ecosystems, many of us are searching for ways to support nature, grow food responsibly, and encourage one another in caring for the earth.

This winter, join the Horn Farm Center and special guest presenters for a series of webinars that will dig deep into regenerative land care. From backyards to small farms, we’ll capture what it looks like to create abundant, resilient landscapes that serve local needs while nourishing and healing the wider ecosystems we depend on.

This series will showcase and celebrate the work of reintegrating ourselves into local ecosystems–rebuilding our roles as proactive members of nature’s community. We’ll address questions like:

• What does it look like to care for the land regeneratively? What makes this different from other ways of restoring nature and growing food?
• Why have we lost touch with tending the land in our daily lives, and what can we do to recover our roles as caretakers and protectors?
• What are accessible, adaptable actions each of us can take to support healthy landscapes while providing for ourselves?

Join us to build ecological literacy, demystify our current environmental challenges, and find hope in like-minded folks committed to deepening connection and taking action. 

Sessions take place on alternate Tuesdays, 6PM ET, beginning January 13th.  

Program Schedule:

January 13th  |  Elements of Agroforestry with the Horn Farm Center  

January 27th  |  Dude, Grass is So 1753 ... with the Endangered Species Coalition

February 10th  |  A Forest From Scratch?: Growing the Miyawaki Method with the Horn Farm Center

February 24th  |  Gardening Like the Forest: Home-Scale Ecological Food Production with author and ecological designer Dave Jacke

March 10th  |  Stick It, and It Will Grow: Planting Habitat with Live Stakes with the Horn Farm Center

March 24th  |  Building A Regenerative Economy for Local Tree Nuts with the Keystone Tree Crops Cooperative

Program Notes:

Accessing the Webinars:

This registration page provides full access to all sessions in the Winter Webinar Series. Two days before each session, you will receive an email with that session’s link.

To sign up for sessions individually, click here. 

Audience & Format: 

All programs are designed for adult audiences. Most presentations will begin shortly after 6PM and conclude between 7 and 7:15PM. Remaining time will be set aside for a live audience Q&A. 

To support community-building, sessions will be hosted in Zoom's regular meeting format. While cameras may be on or off, note that other audience members will be visible in each meeting. 

Cost: 

Each session costs $5 to attend. Attendees who register for all six sessions here enjoy a $5 discount (one free session)

Proceeds support the Horn Farm's mission to foster ecological learning through land stewardship, community partnership, and hands-on experiences. If you are able, we encourage you to contribute extra at registration. 

Cancellation: 

All programs are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances. Participants will receive an email in the days preceding the program for any changes or cancellations. You can review our current Cancellation and Refund Policy here.