5 Most Epic Earth Healing Projects!

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Project 1: Arvari River Restoration

Project 2: The Chikukwa Project
Footage used is from the documentary "The Chikukwa Project"

Project 3: GRAVIS Jodhpur
My 3 part video series on this and other Rajasthan projects:

Project 4: The Loess Plateau
Footage from "Hope in a Changing Climate" by John D. Liu:

Project 5: The Paani Foundation
Thanks Paani Foundation for use of drone footage.
My videos on the Paani Foundation's work:

Bonus Project: Regenerative Resources

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[willhart]

The mass media needs to focus the public's attention on these succesful, positive projects instead of always focusing on the negative...Excellent work!

[curvygirl_fitness]

I'm Zimbabwean and I'm so proud of my country for its project in Chimanimani

[shivangibisht]

Being Indian, Iam happy you acknowledged developmental activities going on here, Its really appreciable. Lots of efforts are being done by govt. as well. We are in verge of getting uplifted, well in advance. A lot more is yet to come.

[maheshkadam]

Thank you very much Andrew Sir for visiting my village. Indeed, with the help of Paani Foundation Team and the solidarity of the villagers, the village has undergone a major transformation in the last 2-3 years....

[catherinesearle]

This is so profoundly moving and lifechanging it makes me want to cry! This is how the land should be managed!! I love that the so-called under-developed world is showing the developed world how it should be done.

[Yesievenloveyou]

Wow. Restoring a river in less than 10 years: that is impressive. Beautiful example of a quick response to crisis

[tonychorley]

This is so inspiring, why isn’t there a Netflix programme and why don’t major television networks publicise these successes. There is so much doom and gloom with organisations saying we are doomed because of climate change, why not show the power of people to change their environment and nourish themselves. Thank you so much for sharing this with us all.

[spat]

Great video..
Being an Indian, i am so proud that I worked with paani foundation.The work that changed the life of farmers . Great efforts by team paani foundation...
Andrew , i met you 2 years back as a part of Ajinkyatara Shramadan group, it was a great moment for us...

[HuiChyr]

With so much bad news and disasters on climate change, this stories are heart warming and gives hope.

[Mojo_.]

I kept asking myself "Why haven't they mentioned Paani foundation?" Turns out you saved the best for last. It really is amazing that have done so much since only 2016. And as you say that the results show the same year. Where as other projects took years or decades. Truly inspirational.

[sanjayr]

Of the "5 Most Epic Earth Healing Projects" 3 are from India!
I am so impressed.
With love and best wishes from South Africa.

[ambarishpardeshi]

So proud to see my own place n taking no 1 place in his global list..
My district has been profited most by paani foundation projects..
Though we have a lot of rain in one side n literally too less at other now those areas are becoming self reliant in water..n not needing external water tankers in most of the part. N I know still work needs to be done..we will do our best.

[chrismccaffrey]

In the UK, the charity "the Heart of England Forest" aims to plant the largest national forest in the UK, a diverse mix of all native broadleaf trees, meadows, wetlands etc, bringing back diversity and restoring our country to what it once was. They're doing well already and hope to, in the future, re-introduce species that were hunted to (local, UK) extinction.

[greatemeraldgoat]

India out here leading the world with permaculture

[timdodd]

It would be interesting to see these concepts used to restore the American West and Great Plains

[cameron-ospg]

Having a contest and making it a big competition was brilliant 👏

[blabla-rgky]

I shed tears. A 42 years old grownup man wept like a baby on watching this. In my book these people are the real unsung heroes that make life worth living. The ultra-rich vultures that only hoard paper money and start wars are nothing more than parasites and common criminals that need to be eradicated

[estherchandy]

6 months after you posted this, you are still changing lives. Don't stop. "Nature never did betray the heart that loved her"- William Wordsworth

[anuradhainamdar]

It was heartening to notice that three Indian projects were included in your video. It was positive also because we are always seeing alarming picture of environmental degradation this was inspiring.

[dallasbillet]

I’ve been a huge follower of the Indian water cup and other water harvesting projects for some time now. It saddens me to see how easily we could terraform our earth into such a diverse and abundant place but corporate greed and first world selfishness won’t allow it to happen. Too many people would rather come home and watch their sports then put in any effort to leaving a prosperous planet for the generations to follow them.