Transformative Soil and Landscapes

03/28/2021

We had an amazing day yesterday on our new project in Martinez. Thank you so much to all of the volunteers who came out. We got so much done. It's going to be so great, and the residence are so excited and happy.

03/18/2021

Now we wait as our compost pile reaching it's first threshold temperature and we will be ready to do turn #1!

Here at Transformative, microbiology is a top tier. In order to inoculate our sites we first need the compost - with all the beneficial microorganisms - in order to so. Compost is the center of soil regeneration, and the availabilty of high nutrition in our food.

03/15/2021

Volunteers are a crucial part of the !

To see our mission, of free labor - we offer volunteer training - to teach our team how to fully install a permaculture food forest.

Currently, we are gearing up for our first couple jobs of the season - starting March 27th and 28th - and need your help to see them through.

To start the process of volunteering visit - https://www.transformativesoilandlandscapes.org/volunteer - and one of our coordinators with contact you about the next steps. Don't worry if those dates don't work for you - we have ongoing work for new, and existing members - so there are always opportunities to volunteer with us.

We cannot thank you enough for all the help so far - we could not do it without you all! ❤️

03/14/2021

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our first compost workshop at Oak Hill Family Ranch . This was an incredible experience for us to be able to share this with you (our community) for free! Here at Transformative - Community Education is a major tier of our mission. In order to see this mission forward - we offer free workshops, volunteering training and we train our members in the process of building them a regenerative - permaculture - food forest!

Stay tuned as we continue to launch more education opportunities - so you too can join the !

To learn more about our mission, ways to donate, and sign up to volunteer - visit:
transformativesoilandlandscapes.org

03/12/2021

Stay tuned as we share more about our new mission!

--See comments for the link to our upcoming on Saturday!--

02/27/2021

😍We are so excited to be offering our first workshop, at our partner ranch, Oak Hill Family Ranch!

🌱This free - outdoor workshop, where we will discuss three methods for composting: Thermophilic, Static, and worm composting.

🗓️We will gather on March 13th from 10:30am -1pm

👇Book quickly, as we only have 15 spots available.

🚨Due to Covid-19 we will maintain social distancing and require masks at all times.

📲For more information, and to rsvp visit https://buff.ly/3uDMKVu, see you there! 🙏

02/25/2021

🙌We are excited to officially announce the launch of our nonprofit!

🌱Transformative Soil and Landscapes is not just a name; it’s a recognition of the beautiful ability of soil and our landscapes to transform people, our food, our environment, and our community. In addition, Transformative Soil and Landscapes also defines what we hope to create. Through the principles of permaculture, biology, and a gift economy, we wish to create and nurture sustainable food systems that provide the most nutritious and diverse food available on the planet right in people’s backyards and in community gardens.

💚As a nonprofit, we facilitate and organize volunteers to install and maintain these edible landscapes and gardens. This allows us to eliminate labor costs in landscaping, typically ranging from $75-$100 per hour. Eliminating this cost barrier creates these transformative landscapes accessible to everyone, allowing us to choose jobs based on intent and spirit rather than economic standing.

👇Please take the time to visit our website, and if you’d like to support our mission, there we have 3 easy and convenient ways to donate.

🙏We want to thank everyone who has and continues to support us; we love you, appreciate you, and could not have done this without you!

www.transformativesoilandlandscapes.org

Transformative Soil and Landscapes is not just a name; it’s a recognition of the beautiful ability of soil and our landscapes to transform people, our food, our environment, and our community.