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Read the Land. Re-wild the World. Learn the basics of Rewilidng with Ash Brown (Bees to a Flower)

Thu, Apr 15, 8:30 AM UTC · Totnes, UK

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"description": "Join us for a weekend of all things Rewilding on September 12 & 13th! Located at an 18-acre restoration site in the south of Devon. We will spend the day walking the land, learning how degraded ecosystems recover, and discovering the practical skills used to bring nature back to life. Followed by food and conversation with fellow nature lovers, guided by [**Ash Brown**](https://www.ashbrownwilding.com/), nature restoration specialist.\n\nSuccessful rewilding means knowing not just what nature needs, but how to read what it is already telling you. This requires you to learn the land beneath your feet, the plants that signal soil health, the species that reveal what is missing, and the forces that are holding an ecosystem back from recovery. Together we will walk an 18-acre site at the very start of its rewilding journey, and learn to see it through the eyes of a restoration specialist. \n \nWe'll use plant identification to assess the health of the ecosystem, recognise what is stopping it from recovering, and explore the strategies used to bring it back to life. We'll also explore the building of a food forest — how perennial plants, fruit trees, and layered habitats can create a landscape of abundance for both wildlife and people. You'll learn how to observe the land, collect data, design a restoration plan, and manage it adaptively as nature responds. \n \nA lot goes into restoring an ecosystem. But that makes every green shoot, every returning species, every sign of life all the more extraordinary.\n\nSkills you will take home\n\n- Using plant identification to assess the health of an ecosystem\n- Recognising what is preventing an ecosystem from recovering\n- Understanding rewilding strategies and how to apply them\n- Observing land and collecting data for a restoration design\n- Principles of food forestry using perennial and layered planting\n- Adaptive land management — working with how nature responds\n\n_\\*Please note accommodation is not included, you can either purchase a camping ticket, or sort your own_ \n \n**Testimonials**\n\n_A journey of discovery of the land, mind and senses with a group of people that shared the experience how they wanted to. Thank you for opening up the energies of the earth, sky and landscape. It was heart-warming to see a group not tied to technology, that were prepared to be open to what might happen and not be worried about perhaps getting it wrong. - **Andrew Thossell** _ \n \n_Very informative and easy to follow for a novice like me. Great tips and can recommend for novices and the more experienced 5\\* - **Andre** _ \n \n_What an exceptional day this was; a very special day of learning and insight with truly beautiful people…✨🙏✨ **- Annie Harris** _ \n \n \n**About Ash Brown **\n\n![](https://r2.dandelion.events/2026/05/19/15/35/04/32927b22-3378-43d6-85cc-a32d2398bc75/WhatsApp Image 2026-05-19 at 16.17.46.jpeg)\n\nAsh Brown is a nature restoration specialist and the co-founder of the ecosystem restoration communities movement and the nature recovery consultancy, Ash Brown Wilding. She supports landowners at multiple scales to restore ecological function, grow food, increase biodiversity, and restore the broken water cycle. In this workshop, you will visit one of the sites that Ash is working to restore, learn how to read the landscape and diagnose its issues, and how to restore it. You can learn more about Ash Brown's work [here](https://www.ashbrownwilding.com/). \n \nThe workshop will feature data collection, Rewilding strategies, and food forest design. Come and learn how to restore the landscape. \n \n\n**A bit about Bees to a Flower** \nBees to a Flower is a Primal Gathering initiative that encourages people, past participants, their friends, and the extended community to act as bees to a flower to their local community's flower projects. Actively pollinating the wider ecosystem with the support they need while learning new and empowering skills. [Join our newsletter here. ](https://primalgathering.co/newsletter)",
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