Joined:
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24/03/2018 |
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Last Updated:
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23/01/2020 |
Location:
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Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada |
Climate Zone:
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Cool Temperate |
Gender:
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Male |
Web site:
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forestgardens.farm |
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Posted by Nick Jones almost 5 years ago
The age of fossil fuel powered civilization is rapidly coming to an end.
What comes next is up to us…
We wish to be in service to life through this great transition.
We are called to help build the foundation for resilient local communities that are based on ecologically regenerative food systems.
We are guided by the knowledge of our pre-industrial ancestors, the wisdom of our Indigenous elders, and the practices of modern agro-ecological land stewards.
We are developing a regenerative farm for the post fossil fuel era.
To help the farm keep growing we need your help designing, developing and managing all aspects of the farm over the season.
We currently have about 7,500 square feet of annual growing beds planted with a wide range of vegetables and supporting plants that feed both the farm team and local community.
We are converting 20 acres of previously logged forest into a mosaic of Food Forests filled with thousands of mult-functional perennial plants. Processing the existing trees into firewood, building materials, biochar and wood chips helps us make best use of the legacy of the logging and create the soil amendments needed to grow the new plants.
Soil building is at the heart of all of our growing systems, and we build soil in many different ways including compost, biochar, vermicompost and compost teas.
Forest Gardens is inviting skilled, passionate and motivated humans to apply as Farm Managers for the 2025 growing and learning season!
Help us run all aspects of the farm over the season, including:
The nuts and bolts of the position:
What we are looking for from you:
To apply please go to our website and fill out the contact form at the bottom, or email [email protected] with your expression of interest.
Forest Gardens is located on the ancestral and unceded traditional territory of the Hul’qumi’num and SENĆOŦEN speaking peoples.
We are committed to supporting reconciliation and decolonization through our work with the land and community.
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