Tune in for episode 1 of The Regenerative Real Estate Podcast where host Neal Collins interviews prominent urban planner Alex Joyce of Cascadia Partners…

Resilience has long been associated with making it — growing despite the odds. Why wouldn’t you want your home to provide more than just shelter? It can become an immensely productive and gratifying place to cultivate your edible landscape, work on improving your energy systems, and meet your neighbors in the process.

At the beginning of each year we take stock of our lives and set intentions to make improvements in areas we deem important. As someone that is big on goal setting, I believe strongly in the power of New Year’s Resolutions.

You’ve heard about the local food movement and are curious to about growing some of your own food. So why create an edible landscape? This post goes into a step by step process of how to approach creating the edible yard of your dreams!

Finding community in the heart of Sellwood: an interview with Neal Collins and Matt Bibeau on how City Repair got started.

When we first started tackling our garden-overhaul project we knew that we needed to remove many plants and rebuild the soil health.

I love wine. I don’t love it for the psychoactive effects of the alcohol, although that is a benefit, but because it is the expression of human-meets-divine creativity.