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THIRTY participants learned how to build deep mulch beds on this day. This equates THIRTY backyards that are now in the process of becoming carbon sequestering, carbon building habitats! • Many of the attendees are repeat workshop participants, and most of them say, "I learn something new every time!" • On this day TWO large beds were rebuilt as they were somewhat depleted from the heavy nutrient uptake of a vegetable bed. ONE perennial bed was rebuild due to a field grass infiltration. • The presentation was recorded so that we can begin a video library of our workshops and reach a wider audience. • A community potluck is always scheduled following the workshops to commune together over a shared meal and build a stronger community. • taught 12 individuals how to cull a chicken. 10 chickens were humanely cycled into our food system from the living system around us • Educated and brought together more than 25 people on ecology-friendly gardening methods in Colorado • 8 people learned how to lacto-ferment various kinds of foods • 8 people went home with their own hand-made sauerkraut ferment • 8 people were provided by-donation produce grown in the gardens (and chicken eggs), and a "Cook What You Grow" cookbook focused on cooking and preserving locally grown foods • educated and equipped 12 people with emergency preparedness and resiliency plans • brought together 12 participants by local region to develop relationships and community-scale plans • Educated 30 people • Provided sustainable incomes doing regenerative gardening to 6 people, with 6 more in training • Built landscapes on multiple private yards from all seasonal and natural materials. • These landscapes foster wildlife habitat, sustainable food production, and sequestered carbon. • Trained community members on how to build and maintain regenerative gardens and participate meaningfully in their local ecosystems THIRTY participants learned how to build deep mulch beds on this day. This equates THIRTY backyards that are now in the process of becoming carbon sequestering, carbon building habitats! • Many of the attendees are repeat workshop participants, and most of them say, "I learn something new every time!" • On this day TWO large beds were rebuilt as they were somewhat depleted from the heavy nutrient uptake of a vegetable bed. ONE perennial bed was rebuild due to a field grass infiltration. • The presentation was recorded so that we can begin a video library of our workshops and reach a wider audience. • A community potluck is always scheduled following the workshops to commune together over a shared meal and build a stronger community. • taught 12 individuals how to cull a chicken. 10 chickens were humanely cycled into our food system from the living system around us • Educated and brought together more than 25 people on ecology-friendly gardening methods in Colorado • 8 people learned how to lacto-ferment various kinds of foods • 8 people went home with their own hand-made sauerkraut ferment • 8 people were provided by-donation produce grown in the gardens (and chicken eggs), and a "Cook What You Grow" cookbook focused on cooking and preserving locally grown foods • educated and equipped 12 people with emergency preparedness and resiliency plans • brought together 12 participants by local region to develop relationships and community-scale plans • Educated 30 people • Provided sustainable incomes doing regenerative gardening to 6 people, with 6 more in training • Built landscapes on multiple private yards from all seasonal and natural materials. • These landscapes foster wildlife habitat, sustainable food production, and sequestered carbon. • Trained community members on how to build and maintain regenerative gardens and participate meaningfully in their local ecosystems

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