Evan Tenenbaum

Hannah Rosales

Jiordi Rosales

brontë velez

bellweather is a 365-acre refuge set on the banks of an atmospheric river, just above the thermal belt in Kashia territory in Northern California. we are a place to study and be in practice with the changes that the earth is making. 

Elyse Chiat

Jenya

andrei

the school for inclement weather cordially invites you to drink your dreams and dance with us in the clouds for our inaugural forest fiestaaa ~ 

THE SCHOOL FOR INCLEMENT WEATHER'S FOREST FIESTA

Marin Community Foundation

Allied Media Projects

Katherine Crane

Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Inc

Henry Tenenbaum

Climate Resilience and Operational Support

Prismid Inc.

Richard Donahoe

Benevity

Terence Nance

Kelly & Luke

Alexandra Elisabeth Toenniges

Celia Harms

Serena B

Aden & Alan

Fidelity Charitable 

Michael

Sofie Lynn

Peter Tavernise

Heather LaForge

Brandon Ponds

Dan Flynn

Merriam Family

Brooke

Sophie I

Hannah & Soren

Gabby

Molly

SOHROB

Aparna Bakhle

Ashara Ekundayo

JuJu

damaris miller

Deepa Patel

The wellfolx

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Amanda Wiles

Laura MR

amara tabor-smith

Kristen Portney

Guest

Melinda Nugent

Megan

Shari Kalm

Atheel Elmalik

Brendan & Shay

irma

Will Scott

Mateo & Mwende Hinojosa

Laura Dev

Sara Krugman

SchoenDaos

Karen Leu

dori midnight

Kashia Pomo Scholarship (Wildland Firefighter Type II Training)

kasey kinsella

Open Collective Foundation

bellweather

Support our residency program - offering a space to those eager to commune with the land through deep listening and prayerful labor. Each resident receives a monthly stipend, as well as nourishment from our farm. This program costs ~$2400 per month to run. 

Support our Agrarian Residency Program

Support our work and education in forest care, fire-preparation, and prescribed burns.

These projects costs ~$1500 per month to operate.

Forest and Fire Steward

As the climate changes, the shape of the land changes - requiring us to shift, adapt, and tend in ever evolving ways.  This requires resources related to infrastructure upkeep, tools / fuel, and compensation for skill-specific work required at times. The ongoing cost is ~$4000 per month.

Also included are large, critical projects of adaptation including addressing a large landslide threatening our main community building (~$120,000) and digging a new well at the farm ($20,000).

Support our work with a one-time donation of $100!

$100 Gift

this donation will go directly to our scholarship fund for qualifying Kashia Pomo tribal members as Type II firefighters

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bellweather

bellweather is a 365-acre refuge set on the banks of an atmospheric river, just above the thermal belt in Kashia territory in Northern California. we are a place to study and be in practice with the changes that the earth is making.