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Spring 2026 video tours of the Crescent City Food Forest and Old Growth Edible Landscapes' HQ

 
Ben Zumeta
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I have made some Spring video tours of the Crescent City Food Forest and Old Growth Edible Landscapes' HQ (our place), in part as promotion for my upcoming workshop series (https://permies.com/t/369940/Salvaging-Abundance-part-Community-Permaculture). Feel free to share. Things are in bloom and many helpers are all around the sites:

Crescent City Food Forest tour link:
https://youtu.be/blqj0LT58GI

Old Growth Edible Landscapes tour link:
https://youtu.be/cC0w-idW7m0

Workshop Signup:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScz2jCAddB25Fbyzmcfc4QxofPOL5qOQU9oS8nmQ2xkyoDTSQ/viewform

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Wow! Great project Ben! How many people worked on that? And you're involving students? Awesome. I wondered what was in the greenhouse. Do you guys do your own start-ups of annuals?
Good luck!

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