Fly Ranch: An Open-Source Burning Man Project | San Francisco

About this event

In 2016, Burning Man Project acquired Fly Ranch. The 3,800 acre parcel in northern Nevada is home to dozens of hot and cold pools, three geysers, wetlands, a playa, an old farmhouse, dozens of animal species, and more than 100 identified types of plants. Learn more here: https://flyranch.burningman.org/.

Fly Ranch can serve as an incubator for the Burning Man community to take ideas and give them a real-world testing ground. It can become a place to experiment with shelter, energy, water, environmentalism, new models of living, working and governance.

Burning Man is using an open-source approach and software to plan and coordinate. In this talk, we'll discuss our property, approach, resources, and challenges.

If you missed it, you can see the talk here: https://www.facebook.com/generalassemblysf/videos/763600273836684/, and slides here: http://slides.com/mateosanch/deck-2-5."