Biochar Production
We transform local carbon sources into biochar through a process
call Pyrolyzation. This unique but simple process transforms the
carbon into a long-lasting soil amendment that enhances soil
structure, water retention, and fertility. It is best practice to
blend raw biochar with good compost before usage. Our process
sources beetle-kill wood and compost from Southwest Coloroado.
Education & Workshops
Gardens of Fire hosts workshops and educational sessions to teach
communities about biochar production and its implementation in
agricultural and regenerative land management. Learn how biochar can
be a powerful tool in improving soil health, mitigating wildfire
risks, and much more. Our workshops explain the basics and
background of biochar, as well as how to create your own biochar
safely and cost effectively.
We are starting a new regenerative farm in Durango that is focused
on biochar as a foundation to our agricultural strategy. All of our
biochar in our soil will be artisanally produced, fertilized
(charged) and installed within our ecosystem. Currently, we make a
small surplus for local projects and other farmers.
Get hands on experience with biochar production and application at
one of our workshops coming in Spring 2025
Consulting & Collaboration
We work with individuals, landowners, and organizations to develop
tailored land management plans around carbon and biochar. Whether
you're interested in using biochar for soil regeneration or
mitigating fire risks, our team is here to guide you every step of
the way.