Solstice 2022
The first hard frost made the bed for a dusting of snow on our little hill this week. These long, cold winter nights feel familiar,
The first hard frost made the bed for a dusting of snow on our little hill this week. These long, cold winter nights feel familiar,
The summer peak is past and we are preparing for the fall and (hopefully) cooler weather. Among the many things going on this year, we've
Kate Rudd is a Masters in Regenerative Economics student at Schumacher College. She visited us for a week as part of her dissertation research and
Permaculture is a design system for areas inhabited by people that seeks to harmoniously integrate various aspects of the natural world, resulting in a sustainable,
The idea of the Borgo Basino took root in the summer of 2013. We started by deepening and developing the concept of place-based organizing, considering
A few weeks ago our youngest son came home from kindergarten with a hand decorated manifesto entitled "The 10 Natural Rights of Children." We learned
We've just said goodbye to someone who's shared a very particular moment with us. In addition to being a huge help over the last months,
Sitting down to eat together is a cornerstone of Italian culture. Perhaps you've heard about this or experienced it yourself, but for Italians food is
You might be asking yourself, what really happened at the Helping the Helpers Training? That question will inevitably have many different answers. By organizing an
[gallery ids="1324,1322,1323" type="rectangular"] We joyfully began spring planting, dusting off irrigation line (Thanks Nora!), hand tools and lengths of electric fencing we use to rotate animal