Rewild Portland is a non-profit organization serving Portland, Oregon and the surrounding wild and rural communities. Our mission is to foster resilience through place-based arts, traditions, and technologies. This mission comes to life in the form of community-building, ecological restoration, and education. Please help us with our mission and donate today.
A Seasonal Round of Fiber Arts A 9-month (April–December) fiber program, 2 days per month, 10 am–4 pm. Sign up through the link below to receive notification when registration opens for the next cycle of the Weaver’s Wheel. TUITION: $2,700 (Material Included) All wealth comes from the earth and from the hands of those who …
Learn MoreWe can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. Often attributed to Albert Einstein without a clear source Location || Some are online, some are in Portland. Check listings below.Four weeks, $99-$199 sliding scale || Space is limited. Limited scholarships available. UPCOMING IN-PERSON SESSION: Wednesdays, February 5, …
Learn MoreThe Free Skills Series is a once a month opportunity to explore different skills through a rewilding lens. It is accessible and open to the public, and no previous experience is necessary to attend. Our Free Skills Series has one core ethic behind it: All people must have free and open access to creating resilience …
Learn MoreOur Mission is to foster resilience through place-based arts, traditions, and technologies.
Rewild Portland is a nonprofit organization based in Portland, Oregon. Our mission comes to life in the form of community-building, ecological restoration, and education. Rewilding means “to return to a more wild or self-willed state.” This encompasses a large spectrum of nature connection, from learning about native plants to full-on living off grid in the style of earth-based hunter-gatherer-gardeners. Resilience is a culture’s ability to withstand or bounce back from large-scale environmental and social changes. Rewilding creates resilience because it is about getting the things you need to live from the land you live on in a regenerative manner, not extracted and shipped from thousands of miles away. Our goal as an organization is to provide a full-spectrum model of education and implementation—from students who come to a single introductory course, to partners of a collective using regenerative design land management principles to live off the land together.