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Our mission is to improve mental wellbeing through our workshops and experiences. We curate our teachers and hosts carefully to ensure that they are of high quality.
That's why we provide a money-back guarantee*: If you're unsatisfied with this experience, just leave it at least 20 minutes before it ends, and tell us (the ClassBento team) the reason for your dissatisfaction within 4 hours of that time, and we'll provide you with a refund.
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Doug Kent
Douglas Kent is an author, activist, educator, and specialist in ecological land management. He is the Principal of Douglas Kent + Associates and teaches land management courses at USC, School of Architecture+Urbanism, UCLA Extension, Horticulture/Landscape Design, and Cal Poly Pomona, Urban and Regional Planning.
Doug is author of many land management books, including Firescaping, Foraging Southern California, California Friendly, Ocean Friendly Gardens, and Regenerating Essential Goods and Services. Kent has had over 60 articles published in various newspapers and magazines, including CoastKeeper Magazine, Farmer’s Almanac, Fine Gardening, Los Angeles Times, Marin Independent Journal, Orange County Register, Pacific Horticulture, and the Sonoma Press Democrat.Kent has been working in California's landscapes for over 40 years, and his designs and projects have been featured in publications across the nation. He received both his master’s degrees from Cal Poly Pomona, one in Regenerative Studies and the other Landscape Architecture.Looking for something closer or at another time?
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