Highlights Include: Visits to regenerative farms, eco-forestry projects, a transformative women’s empowerment social enterprise, a community land trust. Homestays with local families. Meet changemakers in an Appalachian coal mining community. Visit and stay at the historic Highlander Folk School!
Day Passes now available!
5 Days, fully guided | Call for Pricing
Price includes airport transfers and all local transport related to the program.
All lodging is included in price along with most meals.
The Rē Team, along with local partners, will be with you every step of the way of your experience, giving you the ability explore with confidence and security.
Tentative Itinerary:
April 22: Bell’s Bend Agroforestry in Nashville, Timberframe construction, Dry Farming, Farming on Leased Land, Farming as Community Organizing, Farming Hops for Beer in Tennessee, Regenerative Farming under 30, Farming as Empowerment
April 23: Nashville & Summertown Environmental Justice, Gender Justice, Social Enterprise as Regenerative System, Commercial Vegetable and Animal Production based on Permaculture Principles, Sylvopasture systems for wooded farms, Small Scale Pork Production, Green Building Tour, Cooperative Farming
April 24: Fayetteville Rotational Grazing, Homesteading, Working with Livestock Dogs, Working with goats, Lavender farming, alternative farm-based incomes, Building/working with farmer’s markets
April 25: Elora, Sewanee Organic Aqaponics, non-grain proteins in aquaponics, on farm research methods, year-round greenhouse production, fruit forests, farm-to-table meets university dining hall
April 26: Coalmont Food Hubs, Online Farmer’s Markets, Farming on Reclaimed mine land, Soil regeneration techniques, Off-grid living, Designing/building your own home from scratch, working with WOOFers
Rē is based in N’dakinna, which is the traditional ancestral homeland of the Abenaki, Pennacook and Wabanaki and Mi’kmaq Peoples past and present. We respectfully acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land and waterways and the alnobak (people) who have stewarded N’dakinna throughout the generations.
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