The Joy of Weeding
I like weeding. It gives you a chance to get up close and personal with your plants, see how they’re doing, which ones are growing well and which aren’t, and …
Camp News
Recent updates from our camps around the world.
Illuminating Fragility
While doing a plant species inventory out here in Ecosystems Restorations Camp, Spain, we often stop by our lowlands to observe the small frogs living in the remaining water. While …
What does dance have to do with restoration?
Before arriving here at La Junquera, the first ecosystem restoration camp here in Spain I had the opportunity to spend some time with dancer Vitoria Kotsalou and choreographer Michael Klein, …
Arthur Nooren – An introduction
Dear ERC-enthousiasts, My name is Arthur Nooren and I have just joined the Ecosystem Restoration Camp on the ground level where Adam, Ricardo, Robin and I are setting up the …
Playing with mud
While planting a wisteria by the chicken coup with Adam and Ricardo, I witnessed micro erosion event take place. The wisteria was planted inside a circular dam and while filling …
Robin Woolner – A Personal Statement
I am here because I believe that humanity can create on a greater capacity than it can destroy. And to this end I would identify as an ecologist from the …
The Gift of Time
I am one of four people who upon hearing the call of an ecosystem restoration camp immediately put everything in life aside and travelled to this disturbed landscape to embody …
Join the Ecosystem Restoration movement
I arrived with Pablo Pro, a very accomplished artist, and a huge pile of equipment at Alfonso Chico de Guzman’s farm on the first day of Spring.
It is exciting to see the potential for restoration that the area has and to meet the local population.
Landing in Spain
I arrived with Pablo Pro, a very accomplished artist, and a huge pile of equipment at Alfonso Chico de Guzman’s farm on the first day of Spring.
It is exciting to see the potential for restoration that the area has and to meet the local population.