This week we have been building a small nursery at Panya Forest, using what was already available on the land. The structure stands on an existing concrete platform, giving us a solid base of around 30 m² to work with.

We are shaping the new Chiken coop out of mud. The soil beneath our feet becomes the building block, pressed and stacked to form a space sturdy enough to protect the flock. There is a rhythm to working with mud: gathering, mixing, applying, smoothing. No machines, just hands and simple tools. The walls grow slowly…