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Build. Learn. Apply.

For over a decade, KwF has delivered hands-on workshops where participants design, build, and deploy drones and autonomous systems for conservation, research, and future-focused solutions.

Are You Curious Enough to Join?

These workshops are designed for people who want to learn by building and applying real systems.

  • Students exploring robotics, AI, and conservation

  • Educators seeking hands-on tools and real-world applications

  • Researchers & Scientists developing field-ready systems

  • Engineers, Technologists & Makers interested in applied autonomy

  • Innovators & Early-Stage Builders testing new ideas and solutions

No prior experience required for introductory workshops. Advanced sessions are available for participants with technical backgrounds.

Discover Our Private Workshops →

Custom workshops for educators, groups, and professionals. Build drones, develop autonomous systems, and apply real-world skills.

Hands-On Learning Opportunities

Workshops

  • Horsemanship 101: An Equine Learning Clinic with UA Extension
    Horsemanship 101: An Equine Learning Clinic with UA Extension
    Mon, Oct 19
    Montevia Sky Ranch
    What does it take to earn the trust of a 1,000-pound animal? Join us at Montevia Sky Ranch for a free horsemanship clinic with UA Extension’s Dr. Mark Russell and learn to see, understand, and communicate with horses in a whole new way. No experience. No horse. Just curiosity.

Contact Us

Do you have questions about workshops, scheduling, or private sessions? Our team is here to help you find the right experience.

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Kashmir World Foundation Headquarters
Montevia Sky Ranch
Greenwood, AR 72936

703-906-3149

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Based in Greenwood, Arkansas · Protecting wildlife worldwide

Kashmir World Foundation is a tax-exempt charitable nonprofit organization (Tax ID: 24-4144922) under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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