Calypso Farm and Ecology Center
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Support Calypso!

Our mission is to encourage local food production and environmental awareness through hands-on education in natural and farming ecosystems.


Thank you to our donors and sponsors. You keep our programs growing and thriving!

ABR,  Inc.
Alaska Aero Fuel
Alaska Airlines
Alaska Pre-Paid Wireless
Alaska  SeaAg
Alyeska Pipeline Service  Company
Cold Country Hearth &  Patio
Cold Spot Feeds
Country Kitchen
Denali State Bank
Dr.  Daniel Keir, DDS & Mrs. Lori Keir
Dr. Todd Wentz
Ebbesson Seeds
Forget Me Not Garden Club
Fred Meyer West
GCI
Gene's Chrysler
Aurora Motors
Golden  Heart Emergency Physicians
Great Northwest Inc.
Gymnastics Inc.
HBRueter Engineering
Lost Dog
Martha Hanlon Architects
Metropolitan Garage
Meyeres Real Estate
Northland Wood
Rod's Saw Shop
Safeway West
Scotts Miracle-Gro
Sentry Hardware
Sunshine Health Foods
Test the Waters
The Magic Carpet
The Pump House Restaurant
WalMart
Usibelli Foundation


On The Horizon
[For workshops
Please call 451-0691 to register
]

May 11th Downtown Charity Walk- 6pm downtown

May 28th
Memorial Day Plant Sale!
9 to Noon. Come get your garden starts, try new varieties and beneficials.

June 4th Downtown Market Starts

June 10th Composting Workshop 2-4pm at Calypso



Seed Saving Series [NEW for 2012]
This is a 3 part series April 15th, September 16th and September 30th.
All sessions at the farm from 3 to 5 pm.



Locally Made Broadforks
the Best tillage tool for our Alaska soils



Thomas Hart
of
Iron Amenities
"Calypso Farm's Personal Blacksmith"
is now making
Handmade Broad forks

broadfork

$180 (Thomas donates 10% to Calypso's Projects)

To purchase please Call Thomas at 479-7959

Stop by Calypso's annual

Memorial Day Plant Sale

Get your garden starts at Calypso Farm on

Monday, May 28th from 9am-noon

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Summer Field Trips at Calypso!

Summer Field Trips give children the opportunity to see the farm green up and grow. Children will interact with the farm’s goats, sheep, chickens and bees, as well as investigating the garden and greenhouse and learn how plants are grown. They can also go on an exciting adventure exploring the forest surrounding the farm to learn about decomposition and the different animals and plants that live there.
This field trip can also be tailored to specific interests, including math, language and poetry, insects, and wool. If you are interested in having us tailor a field trip for your group, please let us know.
Cost: $5/child, Chaperones are free (one chaperone per 7 or 8 students)

Field Trip info!

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Planning a Summer Event?

Have your gathering up at the Farm!

Information about scheduling an event!

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Give a Gift that Grows

click here to learn about Gift Memberships

 

Become a Supporting Member
members help support all our educational activities
Please call (907) 451-0691 to join

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The Living Classroom Manual: An Ecological Approach to School Garden-Based Education in Alaska is now available. Click here to read the Manual's Introduction. Cost is $36 (includes shipping and handling).

Click here to order a copy or call (907) 451-0691.


 

 

Calypso Farm and Ecology Center is a non-profit, educational farm based in Ester, Alaska. We provide hands-on education to Fairbanks school children and community members through our education programs. Our diversified farm operates as a CSA to feed a number of local families through the growing season. This web site provides introductory information on all our programs, volunteer and membership opportunities, and our future plans.

Please contact us at (907) 451-0691 or you can e-mail us for more information! 

All materials on this Web site are © Calypso Farm and Ecology Center