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This is by Kelpie Wilson's group.  They advocate for making biochar where the trees are, so you don't have to move everything. It is free, by donation.
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This Wednesday: Biochar On Site Monthly Network Meeting - Designing Biochar Workshops and Demos

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   Wilson Biochar

   News & Updates
   Biochar workshop at Pacific NW Permaculture Convergence 2019
   
   

   SUBJECT: Biochar On Site Monthly Network Meeting
   ​About this month's session:

   ​🧐 Curious how to make biochar demos genuinely fun, clear, and memorable? Or how to design them for forestry crews vs. policy makers vs. school kids?

   ​🤩 Join the Biochar On Site community on Wednesday, September 2 at Noon Pacific Time for a lively session on designing biochar demos and workshops that grab attention and help people understand what biochar is, how to make it, how it works, and why it matters. We’ll get into what makes a demo flow well, how to keep it engaging from start to finish, and how to create an experience people will actually talk about afterward.

   ​💡 Whether you’re planning a hands-on workshop, a public event, or a quick demo for a new audience, this session will give you practical ideas you can use right away. Expect a friendly, energetic session with smart tips, creative inspiration, and plenty to spark your next great demo.

   ​🔥 BOS Community members - what are your tips for a great demo or workshop? Share them at the session!
   ​About your presenter:

   ​Korina Stark has several hats: Program Director for Biochar On Site alongside Kelpie Wilson & John Webster, offering flat-pack, field-ready, personal size biochar kilns she designed through FlameWise, and delivering circular economy and biochar consulting through Circular Spring - including current projects for the USDA Forest Service and the Climate Smart Communities Initiative.

   ​Korina has designed and delivered biochar demonstrations and workshops for a broad range of audiences, locations, durations, seasons, feedstocks, and goals - and is packaging up those learnings for everyone here.
   Register Here - FREE but donations requested
   ​

   Everything you need to know about biochar ↓ guides, tools, and more.
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