For Every Star, A Tree

We started with 1 tree in 2021. Now, our Forest in the Desert is expanding to .25 acres.

Last year, we planted a 200sqft Tiny Forest in the LA Desert. Now, we’re growing a quarter-acre forest.

Our latest volunteer, Indy Rishi Singh, encouraged me to write a list of what our ecofarm needs. Here’s what we came up with.

We’re stewarding 10-acres of land in Los Angeles’ High Desert. Here’s why.

We planted two 100sqft forests in the middle of the Mojave. Here’s an update on how our desert forest dream is doing.

I love how apocalyptic the rain can be.

Here’s a list of all the trees, plants, shrubs, and flowers we have in our Tiny Forest in the Mojave.

Come join us.

A 180+ page ebook I compiled to help desert homesteaders begin their regenerative agriculture journey.

In 2022, we planted ~100 trees, grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, and seedlings across a 10-acre plot of desert land. Here’s a Yearly Recap.

Last week, we noticed actual olives growing from our newly planted olive tree.

Utilizing the Midjourney AI Bot to manipulate photo-realistic paintings and imagery based upon algorithms.

Here are 5 lessons from my first week of hosting an off-grid, remote bus Airbnb in the desert.

How poetry, imagination, and spirit entwine to help catapult us into truer realities.

An invitation to women who prefer the starry night sky over artificial fluorescent lights.

Both cultivating the earth and writing are entwined — not only as acts of service, but generational memory.

No fluff. Just five things I wish I knew before I starting an earth work project in the middle of nowhere.

When the snow begins to thaw, it’s time to prepare for the growing season.

From Design Systems to Dust. Components to Compost. Software to Seeds.

I just bought 10 acres of land in the Los Angeles desert. Here’s why.

If we think of deserts as abandoned, what does it mean to go back to one — and help it thrive?