Our Guiding Principles
Earth Care – We will follow permaculture and biodynamic practices to regenerate the land, grow real food, and honour natural systems. That means:
- Designing with nature, not against it
- Valuing biodiversity and soil health
- Producing no waste
- Using and valuing renewable resources
People Care – Our vision is to nourish body and soul:
- Provide fresh, organic, nutrient-dense food for our community
- Host therapeutic gatherings, retreats, and earth-honouring ceremonies
- Build a space for healing, sharing, and remembering what it means to live in harmony
Future Care – Because everything we do shapes the world our children will inherit:
- Create a nature-connected education hub or forest school where kids can play, explore, and lead their own learning journeys
- Celebrate curiosity over compliance, emotional health over academic pressure
- Teach by example: slow living, deep listening, leaving the land better than we found it
People/Projects that inspire us
A family who bought land in Portugal and are slowly bringing it to life. Using Permaculture technique. They share a lot of useful tools, for free!
An update: For family reasons they had to sell their land, but there is still a lot of useful information.
Fell in love with these guys from first sight. They bought land in Portugal and share all their knowledge on living sustainably, sharing designs and useful tutorials, all for free!
This family that sold their home in London and bought land in Somerset were the magic kicks in. After visiting them we have realised that soon we will be living on the farm.
This community garden has one of the most fascinating stories I’ve ever heard. My dear friend and mentor, Vera, is deeply involved in it.Years ago, Vera and her husband Scott discovered a piece of land with incredible potential — but it belonged to the local prison. Scott wrote to the prison governor for seven years, asking for permission to use the land. And after all that time, they finally received a "yes."
The community rallied together, even bringing pigs onto the land to help restore it, as the soil was in terrible condition. Scott didn’t stop there — he also applied multiple times to the Lottery Foundation for funding. And eventually, his persistence paid off.
There’s so much more happening on that land, but I’ll let you explore the rest for yourself.