Privacy Policy for Guided Passages
Last updated: July 13, 2023
This Privacy Policy sets out the data processing practices carried out through the use of the Internet and any other electronic communications networks by Guided Passages. If you have any requests concerning your personal information or any queries with regard to these practices please contact us at support@guided-passages.com.
1. Information collected
We collect personal information from visitors to this website through the use of online forms and every time you email us your details.
2. Use of personal information
We process personal information collected via this website for the purposes of:
3. Disclosures
We will not share your data with third parties unless we are obliged to disclose personal data by law, or the disclosure is ‘necessary’ for purposes of national security, taxation, criminal investigations, etc.
4. Other websites
Our website may contain links to other websites that are outside our control and are not covered by this Privacy Policy. If you access other sites using the links provided, the operators of these sites may collect information from you that will be used by them in accordance with their privacy policy.
5. Cookies
Guided Passages uses cookies on its website to improve user experience. No personal information is recorded in the cookies that we use; they serve only to provide an enhanced service to users.
6. Access right
You have a right to access the personal data held about you. To obtain a copy of your personal data, please write to us at support@guided-passages.com.
By using guided-passages.com, you signify your agreement to this Privacy Policy. Guided Passages reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy at any time.
If there are any changes in how we treat your personally identifiable information we will make every effort to notify you promptly of these changes.
Kerrick was raised in the Hill Country of Austin, Texas where he studied at the University of Texas. After some travel, he moved to the Rogue Valley of Oregon with a vision to farm and support youth. He completed his Bachelor’s of Science in Applied Cultural Anthropology with Honors in 2004 at Southern Oregon University, and devoted over a decade supporting youth and their families navigate local and state social service programs. During this time, he and his partner cultivated a food forest at their home and founded Verdant Phoenix as an educational mini-farm in 2016.
Verdant Phoenix Farm became an expression of a way of life for Kerrick. He is interested in the relationships between humans, soil, microbes, plants/trees/shrubs, food, culture, time, and the web of life. As these elements inform his horticultural practice, Kerrick enjoys supporting landscapes, gardens, farms, and their people who are interested in belonging to the land.