Educational Center of Timshel Wildland. Accredited Savory Institute Hub.

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Mid-Atlantic Savory Institute Hub

Reawakening the Wild.

Reawakening the Wild.

June 16-19 and July 7-10, 2022.

8-Day & In-Person Holistic Management Comprehensive

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Wild Like Flowers: The Regeneration of Relationship through Regeneration

From the Soul to the Soil

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Regeneration is hope and its language is community.

Founded in 2017 as the educational and consulting center of Timshel Wildland, a 400-acre process-led & emergent conservation landscape, our mission is to advocate, educate, and demonstrate the abundance, joy, and regenerative power of holistically managed and wild living systems.

Two weekends, June 16-19 and July 7-10, 2022 in Stanly County, North Carolina

May 19-22, 2022 in Nelson County, Virginia

In-Person or Virtual Private Course!

Fostering Community for Regenerative Capacity

Fostering Community for Regenerative Capacity

Healing from the Soul to the Soil.

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Wilding of the Regenerative Movement

Wilding of the Regenerative Movement

Learn more about Robinia’s main demonstration site: Timshel Wildland.

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Courses

We offer a multitude of online and in-person courses, focused on Holistic Managment and Wildland Ecology.

Courses & Events

Consulting

We provide support, experience, and ongoing confidence to our clients to help define, design, and implement resilient and holistic living system that supply rich nourishment to their communities.

Ecological Outcome Verification (EOV)

Interested in verifying your landbase as regenerative? EOV is the scientific methodology that measures and trends ecological outcomes to verify the land and its community as regenerative. Our team is leading EOV in the Mid-Atlantic region.

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Media Library & Regenerative Resources

Mores of the Mob: Epigenetics, the Family, and the Natural Lineage of Herd Effect with Fred Provenza

Videos, Webinars

Mores of the Mob: Epigenetics, the Family, and the Natural Lineage of Herd Effect with Fred Provenza

You can also listen via our podcast, The [...]

Happiness or Nutrient-Density: Holism Enriching Health in Grass-Fed Beef with Dan Kittredge

Videos, Webinars

Happiness or Nutrient-Density: Holism Enriching Health in Grass-Fed Beef with Dan Kittredge

You can also listen via our podcast, The [...]

Are Farms Business or Not: Thoughts on the Recalcitrant Nature of Natural Farming with the Jefferson Center

Videos, Webinars

Are Farms Business or Not: Thoughts on the Recalcitrant Nature of Natural Farming with the Jefferson Center

You can also listen via our podcast, The [...]

Balancing East and West: Rediscovering Human-Scale & Place-Centric Agriculture with Joel Salatin

Videos, Webinars

Balancing East and West: Rediscovering Human-Scale & Place-Centric Agriculture with Joel Salatin

You can also listen via our podcast, The [...]

Rededicating Regeneration: Holistic Management and the Wellspring of Abundance with Allan Savory

Videos, Webinars

Rededicating Regeneration: Holistic Management and the Wellspring of Abundance with Allan Savory

You can also listen via our podcast, The [...]

Descaling to Scale: Embracing the Human-Scale with Holistic Butchery with Brandon Sheard, the Farmstead Meatsmith

Videos, Webinars

Descaling to Scale: Embracing the Human-Scale with Holistic Butchery with Brandon Sheard, the Farmstead Meatsmith

You can also listen via our podcast, The [...]

MID-ATLANTIC HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT

We are a Regional Hub of the Savory Institute

We are a Regional Hub of the Savory Institute

With a mission to facilitate the large-scale regeneration of the world’s grasslands and the livelihoods of their inhabitants, through holistic management.

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“Agriculture is in a bad way because it has failed to see the whole of communities … that management is a partnership based in community and not a dictatorship based in control.”

“Agriculture is in a bad way because it has failed to see the whole of communities … that management is a partnership based in community and not a dictatorship based in control.”

Daniel Firth Griffith, Wild Like Flowers: The Restoration of Relationship Through Regeneration