We had many different events throughout the year as we worked on organizing the new hub of Regenerate Whatcom. Over this past year there were a number of events at a variety of locations throughout Whatcom county.
Salish Seed Swap March 8th 2025















International Permaculture Day at Inspiration Farm, May 4th














Walking Whatcom Water Events:
At the River Farm, August 16th





At Inspiration Farm, August 29th








Water Wars, How to avoid….
Whatcom Permaculture Meet-ups:
Nicole’s Birchwood Event, July 25th












Janette in Fairhaven – date?
Aaron’s Place Event- date?
Water and Carbon Walk With Ted June 3rd
Regenerative by Design: How Soil, Water, and Carbon Cycles Shape Our Future
For the final event in our energy speaker series, we step off campus and into the living laboratory of Inspiration Farm. Join Brian Kerkvliet, regenerative farmer, educator, and co-steward of this permaculture demonstration site, for a grounded conversation at the intersection of land use, food systems, water, and climate resilience
Through the lens of permaculture, Brian will explore how intentional design can restore balance to the carbon, water, and nitrogen cycles, while producing nutritious food, capturing and storing energy, and building long-term ecological and community health. This 1-hour session will take place on-site at the farm and include dialogue, demonstration, and a systems-level perspective on how to meet this moment with regeneration rather than extraction.










Related events:
Kulshan Carbon Trust “Rooted in Resilience” Event, July 19th












Water is Love Event, November 14th

















Hands on at Hunter’s Property, November 23rd
The work party will take place at the rewilding project of Hunter Lydon. The project began in 2020 and, in 2022, hosted an Earthworks class led by Brian Kerkvliet.

Come see the value in bringing water onto land and lend a hand with soil preparation for future plantings.
It’s a wet set, a seasonal wetland, so please bring rain boots and clothes to get dirty in. Water and snacks are not a bad idea too.
Its a raw site with no structures or bathroom. There is a spot to relieve yourself under the cover of trees, though.









