Firth's New BOok!

The Plain of Pillars

From the award-winning author of Wild Like Flowers and Stagtine comes a bold and subversive retelling of Celtic mythology that cleverly reimagines the ancient stories of Irish lore and legends.

Set in an ancient and vividly colorful world where dreams are reality, a tale carried in sweeping prose and rich dialogue—with characters whose destinies are bound by love and conflict, and witness a world on the brink of destruction The Plain of Pillars is an exercise of the open heart-mind and a triumph of hope, a ballast of breath that resonates through generations.

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About The Wildland

Kincentric Rewilding in Action

The Wildland is a pioneering kincentric rewilding project in Central Virginia that is challenging what it means to be wild and how we, the mammal Homo sapiens, and not we, the industrial capitalist and savior of the world, can help heal Earth, together, as Earthlings. 

In place of this rewilding and regenerative mythology (that humans can control our way forward), The Wildland is a co-creative crescendo of extended families that, through interspecial and intergenerational genomics and relationship burst, slowly and ever slightly, as a land-race of symbiotic life. It is home to wild cattle, goats, sheep, chickens, and horses, alongside nesting black bear families, river otters and beavers once again in the Piedmont uplands, and mountain lions and their bobcats, coyotes, and other friends running at their heels.

The Wildland is a home of life and not a home made for life.

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Kincentric Rewidling Cattle

Cattle

Adaptive genomic, family-based & and-race bovine (Mashona x Corriente, Sanga x Dexter).

Kincentric Rewilding Horses

Draft and Riding Horses

Adaptive genomic, family-based, and land-race dual purpose horses (Canadian thoroughbred x Hanovarian x Draft x Quarterhorse).

Kincentric Rewilding Goats

Wild Goats

Adaptive genomic, family-based, land-race goats that thrive on rough forage and rough conditions (Kiko)

Kincentric Rewilding Chickens

Chickens

100% Woodland Range land-race chickens.

Two & Four Legged Cousins

Learn more about each of our teachers, our cousins.

Cattle

Adaptive genomic & and-race bovine (Mashona x Corriente, Sanga x Dexter).

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Goat

Adaptive genomic & land-race goats (Kiko)

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Horses

Dual purpose (draft and riding), adaptive genomic horses (Canadian thoroughbred x Hanovarian x Draft x Quarterhorse).

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Chickens

Zero input, woodland chickens (composite breeds).

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A History of the Wildland

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2011: Degenerative Disease

Firth is diagnosed with a degenerative genetic disease while playing football and undergoes 3 years of surgeries.

2014: Farming Transition

Faced with little hope, Firth and Morgan begin studying regenerative farming and permaculture.

2015: Síochánta Baile

Translated as "the place of peace that we call home," Síochánta Baile was our first attempt at a "farm," producing poultry and a market garden.

2017: The Wildland

Overwhelmed and disenfranchised by regenerative agriculture's need for control and domination, we let go and commenced on a journey through kincentric rewilding.

Today

We seek tutelage as mammals, as humble observers of Earth, with visions aside and the delusion that we can save the world through more industry or that we can control our way out of the modern mess laid to rest.

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