Learning & workshops
Small practical programs in permaculture, regenerative living, movement, and useful technology.
Santa Elena · Costa Rica
A place designed to sustain its land, its people, and the work they do together.
Artist’s vision
Invest in useful, maintainable spaces one chapter at a time.
Plan for paid continuity alongside volunteer contribution.
Let learning, farm life, wellness, and software develop at a sensible pace.
Small practical programs in permaculture, regenerative living, movement, and useful technology.
Thoughtfully hosted day experiences and small residential programs as the spaces become ready.
Food for the community first, with selected surplus and nursery products where the land supports them.
A modest monthly SaaS subscription, developed through our own use and feedback from other small homesteads.
We are growing BuenaVida in manageable stages, with durable spaces, a dependable team, and work that supports the land and community.
Costs / July 2026
The demo garden has a $120 July budget. Seedlings, compost, mulch, and a pump repair all need a place in the plan.
In SoilJournalPlanned: seedlings $18, compost $24, mulch $18, repair $60. Paid: $18, $24, $16, and $50. Amounts in USD.
What happenedThe demo records $108 paid against $120 planned: $12 under budget. The remaining $12 stays available for the next job.
The next stepReview the next month’s recurring costs separately. Keep the budget, planned spending, and actual payments visible together.
A productive garden, small learning groups, and a platform built through daily use. Each chapter helps us understand what deserves to grow.
Healthy land, good food, meaningful work, and time to enjoy the place together.
We welcome practical skills, thoughtful partnerships, and people who share this direction.
Explore opportunitiesBuenaVida / Living principles

Gardens and small-batch farm produce will bring the work of the land to our table.

We will let growing results and everyday experience shape each next step.

Compost, useful repairs, and shared tools keep resources in circulation.