Rwanda - Forests of Hope

John Liu, who was involved in the massive Chinese Loess Plateau restoration project, now turns his eyes towards Rwanda in this inspiring example of permaculture observation and action.

[brooksanderson]

Thank you Mr. Liu. Your work helps me understand, on a broad scale, how people in "developing" countries cope with climate change and land degradation. My contribution is insignificant in rainwater harvesting and biointensive gardening to help Mexicans cope with desertification here in Northern Mexico. However, your videos inspire me working nearly alone as I do. Please keep your documentaries comming!

[Umar.Malaya]

Sir you doing a great work for global warming and climate change. Thanks for your awesome job

[SONVLOG]

Nice documentary about Rwanda. Will support and will be following. Thank you.

[drpk]

Read about how weapons were transferred from Israel to Rwanda during the ethnic cleansing.
And media remained quiet about the whole thing...

[nancytoulouse]

Hello Permasolutions and Mr. Liu- do you need volunteers for any projects you may be having at this time?

[soulshadoww]

It would be a good idea to plant fruit trees close to the houses. Especially for shade and to keep the soil intact.

[raduandrei]

Dude, what ecosystems? They flattened everything, cut down all the trees and planted shit.

[rutitatui]

is the ignorance of the human beings not the genocide. very good video

[tomstarwalker]

I'd like to connect with ppl who have already done permaculture there, as am relocating from Kenya..

[victortiempo]

This forest provides great massive amount of organic matter meeting the proportion needed by other living organism that's what we're call natural proportion of living population and availability of organic matters needed to maintain a biosphere, ie., A place that contain bacterias, fungi and bigger forms of biological species

[soniamatthews]

Good work Rwanda. Rise above your tragedy and show the world Africans can shape their own destiny. Never let neocolonialism invade ur country again. These white people are coming to see how far development has gone. Listen to his sarcastic reporting. He is surprised at the progress being made in Rwanda.

[starlove]

Why are floor of the look so undone the people are not anlmals indoor pluming water toilet that is what i call a house please goverment you can treat the people better 😢

[ripscuds]

I don't understand why they have so many children if they are so poor and can hardly take care of themselves. The stats say African women have 5 children per woman. Why?!? So many problems can be solved if they would only have 1 or at most 2 children each. Their own countries resources can't withstand the population growth as it is now.

[AKRDC]

#RwandaIsKillingInDRCONGO
#DoNotVisitRwanda