Cassie Langstraat

Hi everyone, just wanted to pop in and share a new video that we've released over at Elemental Ecosystems.

This is the second year of our water restoration project at Tabula Farms.  Over a dry, hot summer, we installed a stock pond and earthworks which would hydrate the landscape and capture the seasonal rains.  If we work with nature, we can restore any landscape back to ecological health.  Watch this film and share it to see how water can restore damaged land and bring balance.





Click Here to Watch!

Thanks Zoey! Glad you enjoyed it!

UPDATE: This tryout opportunity is no longer available, as we have already selected participants for it, but if you are interested in further opportunities and would like to be contacted about those, you can still contact us through our website.

As some of you know, Elemental Ecosystems is rapidly expanding and so we are in the process of organizing a tryout for employment. Our goal in hosting this event is to identify those that would be a good fit to work with our project crew in the future. This event will be a week-long tryout for our team to work with those interested in taking on our type of water restoration work for their livelihoods. It will be a test period to identify those who are a good fit.

The tryout will take place in early October 2019, in Southeastern Montana.

If you are interested, please contact us through our website, Elemental Ecosystems, and we will send you more information.

Yes!! This is so exciting to see! I can't wait to see what takes hold and thrives! :)

Yay thank you so much for posting about the whole process Wayne! That is super helpful for other potential clients to see. :)

Thomas Brincat wrote: Hi everyone I have a huge problem I have a very high water table. My grass is constantly Soaked .The ducks started picking at the dirt where they found a little bit of water and created a 5 x 5 pond for them selves pretty neat how nature passive way of helping yourself. I have 7 acres and I would like to put in at least an acre and a half . . I’ve been reading some posts and people are saying start out by digging a hole and And see  holds water. Does anybody know how much it would cost to To dig out a 1 acre pond may be an acre and a half thanks Tommy

Hi Tommy, if you are interested in having Elemental Ecosystems help with your pond situation, you can email us at office AT elementalecosystems.com.

Love those photos Wayne. I think Ben took some of the finished project too, so once he sends them to me I might post one or two here. :)

Yay! Photos look great Wayne. What a great project, so glad we were able to work together and it was so nice to meet you in person too! :) Tell Elizabeth I said hi too!

Here are the dates for the tour! Will post here again when we confirm date and location for Houston Texas.

I'll be there at all of them, hope to see some of you!

Thank you SO much for all of this Wayne!