Fall Open House and Ranch Cookout: Engage with Land and Community

  • ALL AGES

Discover the beauty of Jalama Canyon Ranch with family, friends, and community. Join for a day of exploration, food, music, and fun!

By White Buffalo Land Trust

Date and time

Saturday, October 11 · 10am - 3pm PDT.

Location

Jalama Canyon Ranch

3635 Jalama Road Lompoc, CA 93436

About this event

  • Event lasts 5 hours
  • ALL AGES
  • Free venue parking

Discover the beauty of Jalama Canyon Ranch at your own pace with family, friends, and community. Join our team for an exciting day of exploration, hands-on learning, live music, and delicious food as we celebrate restoration of the land through agriculture.

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM: Interactive Exploration

Embark on your own adventure! Visit stations across the ranch where our knowledgeable team will share insights into our ongoing efforts in land stewardship, scientific research, and innovative enterprises. Take the opportunity to get your hands dirty with interactive exhibits on soil health, wildlife biodiversity, water conservation, crop plantings, and more! See firsthand how regenerative agriculture can contribute to a healthier ecosystem and thriving community.

12:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Community Gathering and Cookout

Return to Basecamp for an afternoon of creativity, camaraderie, and celebration! Take part in hands-on crafts for all ages and listen to live music with friends. A delicious, thoughtfully prepared lunch using ingredients from the ranch will be available for those who reserve a plate in advance. Enjoy the chance to relax, savor great food, and engage in meaningful conversations with fellow attendees.

We look forward to welcoming you to Jalama Canyon Ranch for a day of learning, exploration, and community!

Frequently asked questions

How can I order lunch?

Please note if you would like to purchase lunch when you RSVP. Closer to the event, we will reach out with lunch options to choose from and purchase.

Organized by

White Buffalo Land Trust

A Foundation for Regenerative Agriculture

White Buffalo Land Trust practices, develops, and promotes systems of Regenerative Agriculture.

We focus on the growth of healthy soils, the restoration of water cycles, carbon sequestration, remediation of toxins in our food system, and the increased nutrition and resiliency of plant and animal production.

With our employees, partners, and volunteers we engage in direct land stewardship, education and training programs, ongoing field research, and exemplary product development.

FreeOct 11 · 10:00 AM PDT