Natalie Bogwalker is the founder of Wild Abundance, a school for permaculture, carpentry, and rewilding located near Asheville, North Carolina, teaching skills to thousands of students each year, both in person and online. Bogwalker and Wild Abundance have been featured in a wide variety of outlets, from The Washington Post and Better Homes and Gardens to the Permaculture Podcast. Chloe Lieberman is co-director of the Wild Abundance Online Gardening School. She has been passionate about food and farming for more than 20 years, with a special love for the interactions between human communities and their food systems. She studied Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems at UC Santa Cruz, and has learned and practiced gardening in five countries.
""A major contribution to the world of local self-reliance and food production, and a book I'll turn to year after year. It deserves a place on every gardener's shelf."" --Ben Falk, author of The Resilient Farm and Homestead ""A monumental, must-have book. Natalie and Chloe share their vast depths of growing experience in a way that is straightforward, adaptable, and inspiring."" --Jennifer Grayson, author of A Call to Farms