Welcome to Alo Land

A regenerative, multi-generational initiative that aligns with nature, enhances holistic well-being, and supports the local community.

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Our Initiatives

Discover the projects and activities that make up our regenerative approach to living and community building.

Food Forest

Explore our 3.5-year-old food forest designed with permaculture principles to enhance biodiversity and provide sustainable food.

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Homeschooling Meetups

Join our community of families for nature-based learning activities, skill sharing, and building connections.

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Workshops & events

Participate in our biochar making, Miyawaki forest plantings, and other hands-on learning opportunities.

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Weekly HomeSchool Meet-ups

Connect with other homeschooling families and share resources and experiences in a supportive environment.

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Music Together ® Classes

Join our family music classes where children and parents can sing, dance, and play instruments together. For babies and children from 0 to 9 years.

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Monthly Permaculture Meet-ups

Connect with fellow enthusiasts and learn about sustainable living practices in our monthly gathering.

Every Second Saturday, at 14:30

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From our Blog

Insights, updates, and stories from our regenerative journey.

Cleaned an area in #zone3 to turn it into a pumpkin patch.

Mar 30, 2023

Cleaned an area in to turn it into a pumpkin patch.Planted with seedlings of zucchini (Costata Romanesca), winter squash (Sweet Meat Oregon homestead), and butternut squash (Waltham butternut).

Fish enjoying the west pond.

Mar 25, 2023

Fish enjoying the west pond.This are only some of them - hard to imagine they were only 6 just over a year ago.

The duck coop has a lower shelf that they’ve been nesting and laying eggs under.

Mar 25, 2023

The duck coop has a lower shelf that they've been nesting and laying eggs under.To allow for multiple females to each have their own nest, we built some easy to install and move subdividers yesterday. They seem to have been approved - there was an egg in one of them...