Mount Shasta Water unConference

 

An invitation to three days of watershed tending along with dialogue within an unConference about water cycles and our relationship to the natural world.

Registration will Open Soon. 

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Water is essential to all life. In these times of uncertainty, we are gathering to explore with hands-on workshops, and discussions, about how we humans can support Water to slow, spread, sink, and stay in the ground to nourish Life and restore the small Water Cycle.

 

 

We are gathering at a special place at the confluence between two bioregions Northern Califas / Southern Cascadia, where Six major mountain ranges & ecological areas converge, Klamath Mountains, Coast Range, Southern Cascades, Sierra Nevada, Modoc Plateau, and Sacramento Valley receive their water from.

 

On Friday and Sunday we will offer hands-on workshops utilizing low-tech, accessible techniques that help landscapes store water and regenerate watersheds. Workshops will be led by experienced permaculture & waterwork teachers such as Charles Upton and Nik Bertulis.

 

 

On Saturday we will host an Open Space unConfernece – where we will co-create the agenda live the day of the event. It will be at the Hotlum EcoRestoration Camp on the Northwest Slopes of Mount Shasta. Our facilitator, Kaliya Young has 20 years of experience and is doing Bioregional organizing in Northern California.

 

You can attend any day or portion of the event you wish. 

 

Lodging & Site Information

We will have a range of lodging options available:

• Tent camping
• Limited self-contained van camping sites
• Dispersed camping
• Lodging at local inns and B&Bs

 

 

We are weaving our community together using a tool called Social Fabric that is designed to support communities weaving themselves together and grow their relationship to land. This event takes place adjacent to wilderness and Inventoried Roadless Areas on the slopes of Mount Shasta. Primitive camping only.

 

 

Here on the Logistics page is our disclosure about the site we are meeting on.

 

Schedule

Friday, September 11

Hands-on workshops ½ day or full day workshop to explore and experience ways we can support the small water cycle. See Workshops here.

 

Saturday, September 12

Open Space unConference for an interactive dialog for collaborative inquiry for collective intelligence about our relationship with water.

 

 

Sunday, September 13

Hands-on workshops to explore and experience ways we can support the small water cycle. See Workshops here.

Organizers & Contributors

  • Jonathan Kabat – Curator for Hotlum EcoRegeneration Camp, EcoTherapist, Implicated Participant in Regenerative Practices.
  • Nikolas Wulff Bertulis – an ecological designer and water systems innovator who meditates frequently on ontological rewilding.
  • Frank Sanborn – a Regenerative Tender helping build Social Fabric, a place-based decentralized platform for mutual aid, ecological restoration, co-learning, and community stewardship.
  • Kaliya Young –  unConference designer & facilitator, Cascadian Born, SF Bay Delta bioregion resident.
  • Julie Wolf – NW Permaculture communications/admin and digital doer contributor to our new story/new earth, healing all life work.
  • Charles Upton – water system designer, builder, educator and founder of oso eco.
  • Peter Ye – Massage Therapist and Water Ecology Practitioner
  • Additional Local Topic Experts 

 

Possible unConference Topics

As folks register we are asking them about discussion topics and questions they are considering putting forward on our unconference day – Saturday – we will co-create our agenda live the morning of the event in a facilitated process. This list just gives you a sense of what might be on the agenda.

  •  The Small Water Cycle: How Local Landscapes Create Local Rain        
  •   Rehydrating the Land to Prevent Fire and Flood
  •   Water Is More Important Than Carbon: Rethinking Climate Strategy
  •   Rivers of Land and Sky: Reconnecting Atmospheric and Terrestrial Water Flows           
  •   Regenerative Water Economics: Who Pays to Rehydrate the Earth?

Registration will Open Soon! 

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For more information:    Hotlum.CA@gmail.com


Can’t attend? You can still support the event. [Donate Now – will be coming soon]


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