Over the years I've become exceedingly interested in working in cooperation with creation. It's become abundantly clear that what has become conventional is also counter-intuitive, from preservation, sustainable and resilient perspectives. Through holistic practices of land management, with an eye on working with natural resources and systems, we can work with nature to restore, rejuvenate and, in many cases, promote greater production than nature can obtain on its own. As tenders of this garden called earth, that's what we should be about.

My thirst for more knowledge resulted in me watching every video and reading every article I could get my hands on over the past few years. If Geoff Lawton or Joel Salatin have any videos that I haven't seen, it's probably because I didn't buy them or because they're new and I missed the announcement. My training comes from Quail Springs, including Watershed & Land Restoration, led by Craig Sponholtz, Neil Bertrando and Brenton Kelly and my PDC was led by Warren Brush. Further training has been with Agriscaping Technologies, focusing on edible landscaping.

Consulting, design and oversight/implementation, on any scale
Education
Watershed and Land Restoration, on any scale
Permaculture
Agriscaping (edible landscaping)
Grassland, farmland and rangeland restoration
Holistic land management practices

NOTE: I'm currently not settled on any specific location or project. This provides me with a lot of flexibility, but also down-time that would be better spent on a continuous project. We do have a small lot we're improving, but the desire is to become a part of something bigger and work with more resources. Please shoot me a note if you have ideas or would like to discuss possibilities.