Community Ecological Restoration Work Days at Shelburne Farms
Thank you for your interest in supporting local restoration and remediation! We are dedicated to growing our Earth Care Community and grateful you want to join us.

This work directly supports MycoEvolve’s current research, Myco-Phytoremediation in Multi-Functional Riparian Forest Buffers: Restoration, Education, Training, and Rematriation.

Instructions for arriving:
Drive to the farm entrance at 1161 Harbor Rd. We will gather in the visitor parking lot by the Farm Store and clean our boots to prevent snake worm infestation at the site.

We invite those who are comfortable to carpool from the parking lot to the site so we minimize cars parked at the site. We'll bring everything we need for the day with us.

WORKSHOP FLOW

8:45-9:00    Arrive & gather in visitor parking lot / Clean boots

9-10:00    Group intro / Song / Educational intro / Safety training

10-12:00    Work

12-12:30    Lunch

12:30-3:15    Work

3:15-4:00    Clean tools / Debrief


Questions? Contact Bri at breezybeegardens@gmail.com.
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You are expected to bring your own water, snacks, lunch, and appropriate dress for working (sturdy boots, long socks, long pants, long sleeve shirt, sun/insect protection, optional eye protection, work gloves if you have).

We will be on site from 9am-4pm. Please bring plenty of water, snacks, and a lunch!

MycoEvolve will provide tools. If you have your own tools (i.e. gloves, hazel hoes, handsaws, pruners, clippers, loppers, shovels, rakes) you may bring them.
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Please print and fill out this Medical, Liability, Tools, Media Release Waiver

Personal insurance is required to work at this site. If you are not insured and are joining through an organization, check to see if they can cover you.

***Please email a copy of your form to Bri at breezybeegardens@gmail.com.

We ask for your medical information so that we may be most supportive should you need medical attention. 
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MycoEvolve Code of Conduct for All Participants at Shelburne Farms

Please read fully and sign your name below!

Thank you for joining this Myco-Phytoremediation in Multi-Functional Riparian Forest Buffers: Restoration, Education, Training, and Rematriation project. This farm is a place for recreation, rest, and respite for many people. It is important to be respectful. You represent both your organization and MycoEvolve. Thank you for your cooperation!

Site entry and transportation

1. Upon entering the farm at the central entrance, please check in at the front gate. Inform the greeter, you are headed to the MycoEvolve Ecological Restoration Research Sites.

2. Obey posted speed limits. Be aware of pedestrians and wildlife. Minimize creating dust.

3. Park cars only in designated areas. The farm is open dawn to dusk.

4. We will be working in specific research plots. Please do not enter these plots or any other work area without prior permission from me, Jess Rubin (JR), a designee. After each day’s opening circle when protocols will be reviewed, entry will be authorized.

Safety and Basic Needs

1. All group leaders must ensure that medical, waiver forms, and media releases have been filled out by every participant, preferably ahead of time. 

2. These forms are to be kept with a group first aid kit which corresponds to the medical needs for each participant in that group (e.g. if EPIPEN needed, it is in the kit). 

3. An evacuation plan (in case of emergency) will be reviewed with leaders ahead of time.

4. All participants should dress appropriately (close toed shoes, no sandals, long-sleeves and pants, sun hat, layers if cold, rain gear…).

5. Participants should be aware and take precautions of hazards such as: poison ivy, sun, ticks, insects, thorns, sharp tools, etc.

6. All participants must follow safety protocols explained on site.

7. Working on site does not include any recreational activity such as swimming.

8. Swimming is done at one's own risk and in designated areas

9. All participants are responsible for bringing their own food, water, and snacks required.

10. There are designated restroom areas on site.

Decorum and Culture of Site

1. We aim to uphold a calm, focused, reverent, inspirational, and educational environment that is relatively rigorous yet capable of accommodating diversity. All are invited to practice listening to the land and their bodies and take breaks as needed.

2. Be mindful of how your speech affects others, keep content appropriate, and minimize distracting chatter. While conversation is welcome, our priority is to work productively.

3. No drugs, alcohol, or mind altering substances are allowed on the Shelburne Farms site.

4. Diversity of age, social class, race, religion, sexual orientation, and tribal affiliation are welcome and no discrimination of any form is tolerated.

5. All participants will learn their work assignments in advance and during Opening Circle.

Thank you so much for joining us in this earth repair work.

***Please sign your full name to acknowledge you have read and agree to abide by MycoEvolve's Code of Conduct.***

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Donating

Large or small, all donations to MycoEvolve will support this project and/or future local ecological restoration and remediation projects.

Venmo: @MycoEvolve adding a 1.9% for venmo business fees.

By check: For a tax deductible donation, make it out to Permaculture Institute of the Northeast and reference MycoEvolve
Mail to: Permaculture Association of the Northeast C/O Lynh Aven
PO Box 239
West Nottingham, NH 03291
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