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Oct 2, 2021 1 hr 2 min

Rewilding is Healing – Daniel Firth Griffith

from Farm To Table Talk

Rewilding can regenerate our relationship with nature/soil, sequester carbon, increase biodiversity, nourish foods and heal our communities. Rewilding is happening in Nelson County, Virginia with 100% grass-fed and finished cattle, heritage & holistically foraged pigs, and 100% grass-fed sheep on the Timshel Wildland --a 400-acre regenerative, process-led, and emergent conservation wildland. The owner, Daniel Firth Griffith, is an author, emergent conservationist and director of the Rabinia Institute, a Savory Institute Hub. wildtimshel.com @timshel

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