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Category: Permaculture

Permaculture Lessons From the Desert

By letter2self on May 21, 2024

To learn more about permaculture watch the Permaculture Masterclass, a 4-part documentary-style film, here: https://www.discoverpermaculture.com/a/12454/e3i2ci3L. Geoff is visiting Saudi Arabia for a consultancy, and he is out exploring the desert in a nature reserve. They’ve done a fine job planting trees in the area, but Geoff has found a lot of potential for earthworks to…

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S3.E2 – Les Wallons du Wisconsin – Episode 1/2 (VOSTFR)

By letter2self on May 19, 2024

Did you know that Walloon is spoken in Wisconsin? Find out how the Walloon language arrived in the United States! There are only a handful of speakers left and the community is fighting to preserve their language. Through the struggle of the Belgian Wisconsin community, Professor Kelly Biers and Professor Ellen Osterhaus (from University of…

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Top 5 Wild Edible Nuts to Forage

By letter2self on May 17, 2024

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Tropical Permaculture Fruit Forest Feeds Off Grid Family

By letter2self on May 15, 2024

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits his friends permaculture-style tropical fruit forest orchard that is growing enough food to meet the entire food needs of the family that live on the property. In this episode, you will discover how on this 10 acre homestead the family is producing enough food to feed themselves WITHOUT bringing in external…

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Twenty Years of Tallgrass Prairie Restoration at Nachusa Grasslands

By letter2self on May 13, 2024

Dr. Elizabeth Bach with The Nature Conservancy provides an overview of plant community responses to ecosystem restoration at the Nachusa Grasslands preserve. The peer-reviewed paper can be downloaded from Ecological Solutions and Evidence here: https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2688-8319.12101 Keep up with The Nature Conservancy’s latest efforts to protect nature and preserve life on Twitter (http://nature.org/twitter), Facebook (http://nature.org/facebook), Instagram…

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Haskaps Pick $ Eat

By letter2self on May 11, 2024

This video is not passionless, but it is rather slow. I want to add to my honeyberry playlist collection for those people intensely interested in adding this variety to their permaculture designs. Source

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Andrew Millison: “Geomorphology, Permaculture, and The Good Work” | The Great Simplification #64

By letter2self on May 9, 2024

(Conversation recorded on March 13th, 2023) Show Summary: On this episode, permaculture expert and educator Andrew Millison joins us to unpack how we can better design our societal infrastructure and agriculture to be more attuned with the water, solar, and “geomorphic” conditions of our surroundings. When critical resources become scarce, it is more important than…

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How to Garden the LAZY Way: Harnessing Permaculture Principles for Self-Sufficient Food Production

By letter2self on May 7, 2024

JOIN THE COMMUNITY FOR FREE – https://www.thrivingwithnature.com/free Welcome to the Thriving with Nature Community, where we explore the wonders of sustainable living and self-sufficiency. In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of permaculture and reveal how we have harnessed its principles to create a thriving, “lazy” garden. Join us as we share our…

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Broad acres permaculture design tour – mostly checking on the trees

By letter2self on May 5, 2024

Started water slow & soak earthworks while participating in a permaculture design course. Earth works 2013 – 2016. Tree planting a continuing effort. #permaculture #permacultureearthworks #permaculturetrees Source

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Exploring Clean and Free Energy

By letter2self on May 3, 2024

Who knew that repairing the earth could lead to free, clean energy? If we build enough swales and dams in an area, we can create an excess of water that can be dropped vertically over 30 meters or more. By adding air bubbles to the water, we can induce a faster fall than the rise…

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