Landtribe

IT’S ON! We can’t wait to see our local and far off friendly supporters gather together at Landtribe-Greenlands Nature Farm and support our growing project. Music, bar, friendly faces and good vibes. Limited parking spaces with tickets so first come first served.

SAS Social & Film Night: What’s Next for Our Seas? Due to the cancellation of the Brighton Paddle Out Protest, we’re bringing the community together in a different way.

Skills are an important part of tackling any land based work. Sharing and teaching these skills is also valuable to those about to embark on a better land based life. Landtribe-Greenlands is looking forward to hosting our ‘Wetland Restoration Camp’ from June 22nd onwards.

It will run for two months after our solstice gathering and be our first work restoring some ponds on the wetland. We intend to increase the holding capacity of the water on the land to host the increasing wildlife.

This picture is at Future Roots in Stanmer Organics where I was teaching and making geodesic domes in a yurt. Good times!

Join us for this year’s first Solstice Gathering Sat 20th June to celebrate the wetland being saved and restored!

https://www.landtribe.co.uk/event-details/greenlands-solstice-festival









Knepp Wilding
Sussex Wildlife Trust
Wilder Ouse
Brighton & Hove Food Partnership
Sustainable Sussex
South Downs National Park

Newhaven Gossip
Old Tree Brewery
Michael Compost Kennard
Marine Workshops, Newhaven
The Great British Truffle Festival
Lanoguard - Underbody Rust Protection

It was great to visit Halniker farm in Chichester with the Nature Action Network of the South Downs National Park.

I went along with Mark Beaumont and Abi Beaumont to see the work Halniker farm are doing and where they intend to take it for Nature.

Approaches on these walks have all been different which is great. We all differ, but we also all walk in a similar direction. Naturally. It’s wonderful to share knowledge without confrontations. Just share, digest and nurture.

With a habitat survey being done by Wilder Ouse with support from Sussex Wildlife Trust at the end of the month Landtribe feels a part of a changing landscape for the better. This Landtribe page is now over 10 years old! Slowly we create for the better good. Step by step.

An update from Landtribe-Greenlands! Pictures show a swarm of bees from Sarah’s hives on one of the Forest of Memories trees. A spotting of an Adonis Blue as I saw the swarm made my morning better.

This after finding my kale had been munched in the greenhouse pfff!
More security going in!

Our first Greenlands bee capture proceeded and Max now has his first colony hived. Landtribe-Greenlands Nature farm is actually a reality with a growing local community bond.

How special it feels witnessing it come to life. We’ll be opening up a Growers Club in the next few weeks for those green fingered friends.

Along with a habiat survey by Knepp Wilding Weald to Waves at the end of May and designing the structure of our Wetland pond restoration camp I’m a busy bee!

Will be updating again soon on those.
Here comes some rain too. Phew!
Sweet relief. 'The life giving water taken for granted'. Jimi Hendrix. Not here at least.

We’re ready for you!
Launch Day Picnic tomorrow 10am. Walk & Talk 11am. BYO picnic and a bit of cash for the pop up cafe.



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Morning all. Landtribe-Greenlands is springing forth. Not much time to write!
A few tickets remaining for our picnic but steadily going. Looking forward to sharing our journey and what is going on! https://www.landtribe.co.uk/event-details/greenlands-launch-day-picnic
Have a great day.

Wild farming uses and cultivates natural resources. Nature farming. Go wild!

Harvesting our meander reeds to use in our garden for improved abundance. No such thing as waste here!