About

At Ro Dama, nature and people come together in a regenerative dance that brings both us and the Dowr Konnor watershed back to life. And it is not just regeneration of the eco-system that is happening here, but also of ourselves, our communities & towns, Kernow/Cornwall as a whole and Cornish culture.

Gratitude is one way that we can return the surplus abundance back to those who have helped create it. And we have a lot to be grateful for at Ro Dama.he regeneration is an expression of the efforts of a huge number of beings, and it would be impossible to name them all here. However, what follows is a list of gratitudes that acknowledge and recognise the contributions made here:

• The Willows, for standing watch over the river and purifying it
• The Gorse, for taking root in tough eroded soil and fixing nitrogen for the benefit of other plants
• The Brambles, for nursing the tree saplings, protecting them from winds and animals
• The Edible Plants, for sustaining us while we play our regenerative roles
• The Medicinal Plants, for your healing teas and ointments
• The Soil, for providing a home for billions of micro-organisms and mycelium that are pivotal to all life here
• The Birds, for providing the soundtrack for life at Ro Dama
• The Animals, for keeping us company and for working the night shift
• Sue, for having the original vision for Ro Dama
• Willo, for bringing this vision to life
• Duncan, for curating the space for growing food
• All of those who have come and contributed in ways big and small here through the years
• Camborne, Pool & Redruth, for providing us with homes, pubs and shops where we buy what we need
• Those who have contributed financially, by paying for workshops, camping or funding, including:
  • Cornwall Community Foundation
  • The National Lottery Community Fund
  • The School for Social Entrepreneurs