Water Moora of Finca Sagrada, stewards Sacred Farm and a thriving community with a deep connection to nature.
WHAT – Discover how to cultivate a thriving ecosystem that nurtures both the land and the people it supports with Walter Moora - Q&A LIVE Conversation
WHEN – Friday, September 20 at 11am PDT (2pm EDT) (7pm BST) – 90 minutes
WHERE – Zoom. Register here.
COST – none, donations deeply appreciated
About Walter Moora
Walter was born in the jungles of Borneo in 1949 of Dutch parents. As a youth, his family lived in Malaysia and England and finally, when he was 9, in New Zealand. By the end of high school, he knew he wanted to be a farmer and began his life’s path. Walter soon realized that conventional farming fought nature instead of working with her so he left New Zealand in 1972 to learn biodynamic farming, which works intimately with nature. Most of his adult life he lived in the U.S. working on Camphill community farms or his own farms. In 2007, he and his wife Susan moved to the beautiful mountains of Ecuador. Here they are helping to create a community on land that the indigenous Kogi from Columbia designated sacred.