Water is essential to all life. In these times of uncertainty, we are gathering to explore with hands-on workshops, and discussions, about how we humans can support Water to slow, spread, sink, and stay in the ground to nourish Life and restore the small Water Cycle.

We are gathering at a special place at the confluence between two bioregions Northern Califas / Southern Cascadia, where Six major mountain ranges & ecological areas converge, Klamath Mountains, Coast Range, Southern Cascades, Sierra Nevada, Modoc Plateau, and Sacramento Valley receive their water from.

On Friday and Sunday we will offer hands-on workshops utilizing low-tech, accessible techniques that help landscapes store water and regenerate watersheds. Workshops will be led by experienced permaculture & waterwork teachers such as Charles Upton and Nik Bertulis.

On Saturday we will host an Open Space unConference – where we will co-create the agenda live the day of the event. It will be at the Hotlum EcoRestoration Camp on the Northwest Slopes of Mount Shasta. Our facilitator, Kaliya Young has 20 years of experience and is doing Bioregional organizing in Northern California.

Please see our Hotlum.org website about how the overall event and more information about camping on the site. You do not have to camp on site - you can stay in town at an AirBnB or hotel.

We have some work exchange tickets available. Please contact us to learn more.

Contact the host of Mount Shasta Water unConference