Projects & Retreats at WSPIR
Regeneration You Can See
- WSPIR is restoring a forgotten piece of land in Rifle, Colorado and turning it into a living permaculture sanctuary. Every project is designed to heal the soil, restore water flow, rebuild biodiversity, and strengthen community.
- This is not theory. This is real work happening on real land — right now.
Food Forest Development project
We’re planting layered food forests that rebuild soil, increase biodiversity, and create long‑term food security.
Swales & Water Restoration Project
Swales & Water Restoration Project
Our swales capture rainfall, slow erosion, and bring water back to thirsty soil.
Pond & Habitat Creation Project
Community Learning Spaces Project
Swales & Water Restoration Project
We’re building ponds that support wildlife, store water, and create microclimates for future retreat spaces.
Soil Regeneration Zones Project
Community Learning Spaces Project
Community Learning Spaces Project
Biochar, composting, mulching, and microbial restoration are transforming dead soil into living earth.
Community Learning Spaces Project
Community Learning Spaces Project
Community Learning Spaces Project
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WHY OUR PROJECTS MATTER
Healing Land. Healing People.
When land heals, people heal. Our projects are built to restore ecosystems and restore hope at the same time.
Every tree planted is a promise. Every swale dug is a future protected. Every pond built is a new beginning.
This is regeneration with purpose.
RETREATS AT WSPIR
Retreats Rooted in Regeneration
Our retreats are immersive experiences where people learn permaculture, reconnect with nature, and rediscover themselves.
These retreats are not vacations. They are transformations.
Permaculture Foundations Retreat Project
Learn the core principles of regenerative agriculture through hands‑on practice.
Rocky Mountains Regeneration Retreat project
Experience land restoration in one of Colorado’s most beautiful natural environments.