Tasha Elena
Founder
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Tasha has a dual heritage from both, Nicaragua in Latin America and England. Her insights into small-scale farming, peasant and indigenous culture have greatly informed her approach to land, food, medicine, and the call to serve the sacredness of all life.
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​The visionary of many projects and businesses, she is a true creative force.
By nature, her work often bridges worlds; she weaves structures that enable various access routes to engage in her co-created and collaborative projects.
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Having lived off-grid for many years she is deeply resourceful and understands the lowest-impact ways of implementing visionary ideas. Tasha won planning permission for her eco-development dwelling and shop and has experience in planning law, eco-housing and land-based livelihoods.
Tasha within all of her work creates community alliances and builds robust authentic collaborations.​​#
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Tasha through listening and observation develops land-based offerings.​ She has worked from micro to medium-scale food and farming system creation and implementation including processing and production. She can observe and listen to the land as to which areas need attention or which projects would like to be in existence.
​Tasha's innovative approach explores the edges of what is possible which requires work, both inner and outer to address the challenges of our time and can support individuals, organizations, communities, or businesses.​​
​Tasha founded Land, Food, Medicine in 2024, based at 42 Acres where this collective holds an outdoor mushroom farm cultivating with ancient techniques, growing medicinal crops/medicine making, and foraging /wild tending with over 15 years of experience. Collectively they generate over 5,000 units of medicinal foods and medicine each year through gentle wild tending techniques that work in reciprocity and collaboration with the earth.
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Tasha knows in her own embodied way how magnificent land projects can become beacons of true healing as we come back into contact with source energy.
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Tasha holds inclusion as a high priority in her work and takes into account the importance of holding awareness and doing the work to understand disadvantages created through structural oppression, concentrations of power, and wealth.
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These include patriarchy, feudalism, capitalism, and racism; Tasha seeks to create futures where all can flourish including the animal, fungal, and plant kingdoms by building bridges across divides.
All beings are faced with the ecocide of our time and like our fungi friends we must work symbiotically to transcend the limitations of our current paradigms to build new realities, stories and futures.
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Please contact Tasha if you would like:
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To enquire about Tiny Wild Collective, or Tiny Wild Festival Cafe
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Support Birthing visionary projects and ideas
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Arranging a talk or workshop on Land, Food, and Medicine.
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To discuss setting up medicinal crop growing or mushroom farm set up
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Book a consultation or private workshop on mushrooms/ wild medicine, wild tending, or preserving without refined sugar.
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Wild Nutrition, bringing wild food and nutrition into a menu safely and sustainably
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To Vision and or Birth, land and food-based projects with cooking or processing
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