Regenerative Forestry for Wildlife Habitat Workshop

Join us for a student's story, hands-on walking tour with an NC Wildlife Conservation Biologist, Farm to Table meals, and immersive project to put knowledge to practice by clearing invasive plants. Workshop includes Friday evening Meet and Greet with baked potato and chili bar dinner (veggie and meat options) and talk with Edward McDonald, Master of Forestry student at Duke Nicholas School of Environment; Saturday light Breakfast; Hands-on Walking Tour with James Sasser, Wildlife conservation Biologist, District 3, Certified Wildlife Biologist; Farm to Table Lunch; Immersive Practice to improve Wildlife Habitat. Fee is $80 per person; workshop is limited to 20 people.
Need to stay the night? Dry camp at Gratitude Farm and Retreat with your own gear for $10, book area lodging, or receive 20% off your camp stay at the Enfield KOA.
Gratitude Farm and Retreat is a tree farm, horse farm, wetland, nature preserve, wellness center, and refreshing place dedicated to providing educational agritourism activities about regenerative practices to support healing earth and healing people.