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Who we are, the cultiwilding people:
Nina Isabella Moeller
A forest garden has been a dream for many years, since encountering permaculture in the 1990s; now it is slowly becoming a reality with cultiwilding, an intergenerational project where we are sowing seeds, planting a future and providing a playground for our children, aging parents and everyone else, who come to share this lovely piece of the Earth with us.
I am a philosopher and political ecologist, activist, herbalist and lover of rocks and rivers, plants and people, working with networks of action reseachers, farmers, associations, and municipalities in Denmark/Europe and the Amazon to further the food systems transformations that are needed. I am especially interested in the the social dimension and qualitative aspects. and the I crochet and manage our small flock of sheep in a rotational grazing system to balance my time at the keyboard/screen.
John Martin Pedersen
Follow the dream, keep it real, stay humble. Easy to say and write down, keeping it up is something else. I try with a little help from my family and friends. Blessed with a fulfilling flow of wonderful people and other beings passing through our embryonic forest garden and sanctuary, I go slowly and hopefully arrive quickly.
Trained as a truck driver, maître d’, transdiscplinary philosopher and historian of ideas, with experiences in direct action, film making, real food, research-based cooking for people with so called incurable diseases; as well as academic research and workshop organisation in food systems transformation. My focus in the cultiwilding garden is (not limited to) animism, magic and abundance through multispecies commoning, especially with ducks and bugs. The door is open!
More information about our project can be found here!
We welcome autonomous, horizontally working volunteers
