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Uplifting the Language of the Wild.
Uplifting the Language of the Wild.
The Robinia Institute is an accredited hub with the Savory Global Network and serves the greater Piedmon by teaching holistic management & wildland ecology.
The Robinia Institute is an accredited hub with the Savory Global Network and serves the greater Piedmon by teaching holistic management & wildland ecology.
Recent Publications & Articles
“What is the Grass?”
I hear you whispering there, O stars of heaven, O suns—O grass of graves— O perpetual transfers and premotions, If [...]
Conservation, Humility, and the Need for More Grazers
“We forget, in a world completely transformed by man, that what we’re looking at is not necessarily the environment wildlife [...]
Hold the Pesticides, Please!
We Want To Restore Health and Biodiversity … Not Kill It. When Morgan and I first moved to Virginia, [...]
Livestock Minerals & Pasture Laboratories
A Case for a Free-Choice & Cafe-Style Mineral Program. Our farm’s intense dedication to animal nutrition began the third [...]
Media Library & Regenerative Resources
Fostering Community for Regenerative Capacity
At the Robinia Institute in Central Virginia, Savory [...]
Webinar: Against the American Grain – Farms of Change in a Wild Community
Daniel Firth Griffith discusses running livestock with wildlife and [...]
Agroforestry Systems Design, Keyline Geometry, and Why Agroforestry is Vitally Important.
What is Agroforestry? How can we use Keyline Design to [...]
Daniel Firth Griffith’s Story of Regeneration | The WHY of Regerative Agriculture
From degenerative genetic diseases to health abundant, we harvest [...]
The Philosophy of Regeneration with Daniel Firth Griffith
We push for carbon and corn, but what about [...]
Farmer’s Footprint Farmside Chat with Daniel Firth Griffith
Live interview with Daniel Firth Griffith, Savory Hub leader [...]
Regeneration is hope and its language is community.
Founded in 2019 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.
“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