After decades of conservation work, we became interested in work that was restorative and had the potential to create positive outcomes rather than limit bad ones . . . . So, we bought a farm.

If anything can save the world, I’d put my money on Beauty
— Doug Tompkins
Photograph by Andrew Peacock

Photograph by Andrew Peacock

Over the years, we have come to view farming as a symphony of life-affirming patterns; learning how to take care of the biotic community resident in our soils; orchestrating the succession of crops, each benefitting from its predecessor; and using Diversity as our guiding principle.