Banded Vegetation with Geoff Lawton

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Andrew was honoured to speak with Geoff Lawton, one of the most prolific elders of the permaculture movement! We hope you enjoy this video as they discuss banded vegetation and the importance of not only starting the process but starting it with hardiness.

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one of my Major goals is to get myself some acres in Arizona and do my part with the revitalization efforts.

ralphmueller

100 % agree the hardest trees are always supposed "invasive species" The quicker we realise that that terminology does not exist in nature the better. Well said Geoff.

cedriccbass-jpky

The wintercreeper I'm removing now has created a heap of topsoil in the decades it was there. I think redbud and elderberry can compete and shade the bush honeysuckle, and increase seed pressure against the "invasives"

HolmesHobbies

Pattern recognition! I hope there's Permaculturelists out there using AI to spot patterns we can't!

cupbowlspoonforkknif

Constant mental struggle with "appropriate technology" I've been considering buying a small camera drone. Thinking it could be a good boost in my attempt of spreading property owner/customer-based ecosystem establishments.

FeralEarthGardens

Imagine what these guys could achieve with a fleet of D9’s and a couple billion dollars. Wide scale regeneration and weather pattern change.

sebmorrell

Pioneer species are invasive, like black locust, but wow do they bring so much nitrogen into the soil and other helpful bacteria and fungi

knucklessg

Where can we watch this full interview??

markislivingdeliberately

Read "The New Wild" by Fred Pearce

musictech

I read "banded" as "banned" and was really confused for a bit.

DocXango

We've already botched up the environment. We might as well just try to make the world as nice as possible. IMO we can do it better then Mother Nature. She takes forever and she is hit or miss.

mikepowell

We should look for this pattern on Mars.

aljawisa

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