
A place where
roots are remembered,
earth is tended,
and community is fed.
Our Mission: To contribute to local cultural and ecological resilience and wellness through transformative education and therapeutic experiences on a thriving and fruitful farm.
Healing with Horses: An Experiential Workshop
This unique workshop experience will offer an opportunity to gain valuable insights into relationship dynamics, nervous system regulation, and emotional patterns as the horses teach us about mindfulness, trust, and boundaries. This powerful work helps us as humans to develop deeper awareness of ourselves and our patterns of interaction with others.
No prior experience with horses is needed! This workshop does not include horseback riding.
What to expect: Facilitated by Licensed Therapist, Chelsea Green, this workshop will take place at Fauna Forest Farm in Jonesborough, TN and offer participants group activities and interesting conversations that support the exploration of mental, emotional, and relational patterns.
Experiential work with horses allows us to deepen our self-awareness, improve mindfulness of our bodies, and access powerful new insights. Some of the techniques we will explore in this half-day educational workshop include embodied mindfulness, boundaries, and Family Constellations (also called systemic constellations).
Healing with Horses:
An Experiential Workshop
April 12th
10a-1p
Fauna Forest Farm
Jonesborough, TN
Fauna Forest Farm
Jonesborough, TN
Mommy & Me on the Farm
March 20-April 17
MOMMY & ME SPRING SERIES
Join us on the farm, beginning the very first day of Spring to celebrate in community the natural wonders of the season. ๐ธ
Every Thursday 9:30a-11a
Mar 20-April 17, 2024
(Inclement weather make-up dates if needed: 4/24/25 and 5/1/25)
$100 for 5 sessions for Mama and 1 child
$140 for 5 sessions for Mama and 2+ children
Register to reserve a spot, as spots are limited.
2025 Childrenโs
Summer Programs
Summer 2025 Program Enrollment Now Open!
Woodland Medicinals: Hands-on planting workshop of ginseng and ramps
Making Maple Syrup: tree identification, tapping, and boiling the sap down into syrup
Mushroom Log Inoculation: when to cut logs, which mushrooms grow on which species, participants inoculated and took home oyster and lionsโ mane mushroom logs
Fruit Tree Grafting: rootstocks, scion, a bit of history of fruit production in the US, basics of backyard fruit growing, participants grafted and took home 3 heirloom apple trees
This past year, we have hosted workshops on:
Register your interest for on-farm workshops!
Community Events
Beginning in 2016, Shae and Taylor began hosting โFood Forest Fridaysโ near downtown Johnson City on a small urban food forest they planted with the community. The number of people who came out for these events was inspiringโฆ. but also difficult to fit everyone! We are enthused to now have a farm that will fit everyone with plenty of room to spare, where we can continue events connecting community with local food, the natural world, and one another.
Join us for events that may include community veggie harvesting, maple syrup making, stargazing, nature crafting, etc.
If youโd love to join us, sign up to receive event updates below:
What would you love to see on the farm?
It is important to us that the farm be a place that seeks to meet the needs of the local community. Is there a nature/farm/forest-based program or experience you would love to see developed on the farm? Share your idea here!

โ...the care of the Earth is our most ancient and most worthy and after all our most pleasing responsibility."
โ Wendell Berry
"What shape waits in the seed of you to grow and spread its branches against a future sky?" - David Whyte
At Fauna Forest Farm, inclusion is very important to usโ we strive to be an affirming safe space for all. We welcome people of all races, ethnicities, national origins, abilities, ages, religions, sexual orientations, genders, and gender identities. If you identify a way in which our programs or events could be more inclusive, we invite your feedback and are grateful to hear from you. If you are someone who must regularly navigate challenges of accessibility (wheel chair accessible, etc.), please reach out to us ahead of events. We do our best to keep our offerings and events accessible.
Land Acknowledgement: We want to acknowledge that, as a farm located in Jonesborough, TN, we are on the ancestral lands of the Sโatsoyaha (Yuchi) and the Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee) peoples.