teaching & learning

Internships ★ Work Traders ★ Skill Shares ★ Workshops ★ Festivals

We are honored to share our land, wisdom, skills,
knowledge & abilities with folks!
Contact us directly to create a workshop for your group!

possibilities include:
regenerative land management - youth & sustainability - renewable energy - women's empowerment - permaculture - rewilding - wildcrafting - salve, tincture, tea, vinegar & flower essence making - agroecology - water works
organic biodynamic gardening - composting & carbon sequestering - fermentation
food forest & guild building - homestead living - animal husbandry - butchery
restorative forestry - natural building tiny house construction - power tools - hand tools - writing & art - unschooling - community building - non-violent direct action - meeting facilitation - conflict resolution - direct democracy
social & environmental entrepreneurship - personal growth - earth based rituals

Click HERE to learn about the creative collaborative opportunities Olin Engineering College & Woodland Harvest are creating during these transformative times!

Internships

Each year we are delighted to create & host applied internship intensives designed for college students, bioregionalists, gardeners, farmers & earth lovers interested in expanding their understanding & experience the multi-faceted, deeply intentional off-grid homestead living! The immersion internships are skill & practice based & will include hands-on experiential regenerative land management applications with less emphasis on the academic and more on social permaculture aspects imperative for building & living in community.

The intensives follows curriculum set forth by permaculture champion, Bill Mollison, with further inspiration from Starhawk's Golden Rabbit Ranch and Earth Activist Training. Internships include guests, field trips, group work, self-study time, community networking, & other activities! We are always pleased to work with students, groups, and school programs for college or continuing education credits. Please email if you're interested in interning with Woodland Harvest.

more on permaculture with starhawk and charles williams

“Because everything is interdependent, there are no simple, single causes and effects. Every action creates not just an equal and opposite reaction, but a web of reverberating consequences.”
- Starhawk, The Earth Path: Grounding Your Spirit in the
Rhythms of Nature

“Wisdom and knowledge can best be understood together. Knowledge is learning, the power of the mind to understand and describe the universe. Wisdom is knowing how to apply knowledge and how not to apply it. Knowledge is knowing what to say; wisdom is knowing whether or not to say it. Knowledge gives answers; wisdom asks questions. Knowledge can be taught, wisdom grows from experience.”
- Starhawk

Work Traders

We host work traders during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The work is extremely varied and creative, including gardening, natural building, cob, bamboo & rockwork, maintaining & upgrading energy & irrigation systems, wildcrafting, library research, mapping & record-keeping, & all the varied tasks which compose a ‘simple’ lifestyle. Visit our Facebook page to see recent projects completed with the help of work traders. Find us on WWOOFUSA.org and WorkAway.

If you are interested in work trading at our Farm, please email us at woodlandharvestmtnfarm@gmail.com describing yourself & relevant life experience, skills & interests, & goals for joining us here.

DIY Skill Shares - Workshops - Other Offerings

We host a variety of workshops year-round and delight in others' organizing & hosting offerings at Woodland Harvest. Our space can house folks in rustic hostel style quarters, in cabins or tents. We have a variety of indoor and outdoor meeting & gathering spaces. We are particularly interested in sharing our space with children, POC, LBGTQIA & folks who share our beliefs, and with activists in search of respite and furthering their journey on this sacred land. We believe the "each one teach one" way to be the way forward as a community, and so invite learning, teaching, sharing and growing opportunities on the farmstead.

Please contact us to schedule your group, students, friends, or family to utilize the Woodland Harvest Mountain Farm spaces.

seeking woodland harvest landmates

We're seeking folks to join the land with homesteading experience, off-grid interests, and basic gardening skills.
our farmstead family is calling in reliable, flexible, open-minded, joyful, creative, loving folks to help steward the woodland harvest farm space. this is an amazing opportunity for young farmers, gardeners, permaculture enthusiasts, future homesteaders, and others.

please read our CALL FOR THE WILD to learn more!
deepest gratitude and appreciation, the woodland harvest family