Welcome to a special episode edition of this ongoing series focusing on tree planting and agroforestry. So far Iāve had a lot of interviews talking about tree and perennial systems and weāve mostly looked at things from a macro perspective. Today weāll take a closer look at one of the […]
Today I want to build on the focus of last weekās episode with Morag Gamble in which we explored the challenges and opportunities for environmental and societal regeneration in refugee communities. One of the people that Morag mentioned in the interview who is also pioneering regenerative work with refugee communities […]
Welcome back. Today weāre going to continue with this focus on the design process of regenerative projects at various different scales. Weāve already covered small and residential scale projects with Rob Avis, homesteading projects aiming for self sufficiency with Drew Grim, farm scale and production focused projects with Darren Doherty, […]
Welcome back to the second part of my interview with Allan Savory. If you havenāt yet heard the first part of the session you can find the link in the show notes on the website. Make sure you check that out first if you havenāt already. Last week we covered […]
In todayās episode I spoke with Van Clothier about an innovative and subtle water erosion mitigation technique, and how to build a one rock dam. I know this might seem oddly specific, but after an interview with Brad Lancaster last season, he talked about how heās been learning from people […]
In the last handful of episodes weāve explored permaculture earthworks for water harvesting landscapes and keyline design on large scales. As a complement to those topics I got in touch with Brad Lancaster, the author Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond, volumes one and two which have recently been re-released […]
As we continue into this series on waterway regeneration, I reached out to Judith Schwartz, a wonderful author who tells stories to explore and illuminate scientific concepts and cultural nuance. Her two most recent books, Water in Plain sight, and The Reindeer Chronicles both feature incredible case studies of the […]
Over the years Iāve been hearing about a new pedagogy of land management that has been gaining in popularity, especially in agroforestry circles. The trouble for me has been that until recently a lot of the resources have been in portuguese, and so I kept my eye on it from […]
As Iām slowly becoming better connected here in Spain in the last year, one of the main projects in regenerative agriculture that keeps coming up in my research and the conversations that I have, is a fairly new project called AlVelAl which is located in Southern Spain, roughly in between […]
