EcoCamp Coyote September Report
Another busy month at Ecocamp Coyote as fall rolls in.
Reported by Leo Lauchere 9-25-2019
EcoCamp Coyote intro video
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New Growth
Many guavas to enjoy. This tree was planted this spring!
Good News Wood Salvation
Good News Wood Salvation is the sponsor of EcoCamp Coyote.
This fig tree was the first tree we planted here. Now it has a couple ripe figs on it every day! |
Morning glory vine and sunflower outside Ero's tiny house |
Many guavas to enjoy. This tree was planted this spring!
Elderberry taking off! This was a foot tall when planted |
Juan G's Beans in the greenhouse Pic by Hana Lyon |
Happy little dragonfruit we got from a neighbor |
Speghettii sQuash in the orchard |
Volunteer Morning glory flower |
New pups on this cactus |
New leaves on Hana's LoQuat tree |
Good News Wood Salvation
Good News Wood Salvation is the sponsor of EcoCamp Coyote.
Check out our Website goodnews.eco
Web design: Kathryn Davis
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Refurbishing this work station for Big Easy Barber Shop, with a redwood slab from our pals at Bay Area Redwood. |
Our friend Felicia working on a repair project in the 'Create Space' solar-powered workshop |
Juan G cleaning the solar panels for the off grid system |
Summer's almost gone.. |
To and Fro
The EcoCamp Coyote Mobile Unit. Reclaimed wood, apple juicing press, vegetables, biodiesel and more! Visiting the Santa Cruz Permaculture Guild Meeting to dispence biodiesel, first Wednesday / Month |
Moving the new tiny house to-be into place |
Last month we stripped the components from this electric car, now the chassis is loaded and ready for the scrap yard. |
Problems & Solutions
Rats.
Until other solutions are found/deployed, we have been using snap traps to catch and kill the rats and mice, freezing them, then giving them to the Santa Cruz Native Animal Rescue |
The rats/mice chewed the wires in our water heater It was cold showers for the Coyote crew for a couple weeks! |
Some of the critters who eat the rats/mice...
Baby Red Tailed Halk |
Baby Fox will eat them someday! |
Pygmy burrowing owl |
That's all for now!
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