Tomas “Tomasito”
47 years old
Born in Czechia
Coauthor and host of Gavilana Permaculture Excursion. Member of the Gavilana property management team. His favorite fields are fungi and bamboo cultivation, food, drinks and fertilizer fermentation. Resident of El Castillo with his wife Hannah and son Noah.
The Gavilana Permaculture Excursion caters to those who are new to permaculture.
It is an introduction to the idea of smart landscape design, and biodiversity as an overlooked readily available “super power” for everyone.
The excursion takes 1+ hour, and can be reserved at 9am or 4pm. We ask that you reserve 48 h in advance.
Our offer is admission free, however we accept donations.
There is a venture throughout the garden to identify plants and discuss their uses.
Long sleeves, pants, hiking boots and water are recommended, repellant is optional.
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My blog:
Together, these trees turn El Castillo's sunlit struggles into a testament of how a bit of shade and a splash of color can make all the difference in a town's daily rhythm.
Their work is not just a product; it's a piece of culture, a slice of sustainability, and a brushstroke on the canvas of Costa Rica's rich heritage.
The last seed, once forgotten, now stands as a symbol of resilience and renewal. Will you let it wither in the dust, or will you plant it in the soil of your heart, nurturing it into a forest of change? The decision is yours, and the story is ours to write.
As nature’s tiny pollinators, native stingless bees play a crucial role in maintaining the biodiversity of our ecosystems. Supporting these fascinating creatures …