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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inK6nRuKtIs by Son Selva Permaculture 2024 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inK6nRuKtIs by Son Selva Permaculture 2024 YouTube] | ||
Permaculture means working with nature, not against it. Therefore, the land will have three main functions: It will provide a living area, where we will also teach knowledge of sustainable living, it will provide food for us, guests and possibly others and it will provide a natural habitat for wildlife and nature. The three functions work hand in hand and restore the circle of nature. Now it is time for the reveal of my current masterplan. | Permaculture means working with nature, not against it. Therefore, the land will have three main functions: It will provide a living area, where we will also teach knowledge of sustainable living, it will provide food for us, guests and possibly others and it will provide a natural habitat for wildlife and nature. The three functions work hand in hand and restore the circle of nature. Now it is time for the reveal of my current masterplan. | ||
=====How to See the Hidden Patterns of Nature===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23i756NEAtg by Andrew Millison 2025 YouTube] | |||
I have hiked about 225 miles of the Colorado Trail. I saw forests of lodge pole pines in the Rockies. Every now and then I would arrive at a long-dead tree. It would be just the gray and faded shell of its former self. No needles, no bark, some roots visible in spots, or some completely fallen over and returning to the earth. But I always wondered why, under the bark the main trunk of the tree was almost always twisted. Very defined helical formations. I now have that answer! | |||
Thank you professor Andrew. I love your content and I have been doing my little part to bring my semi-arid plot of land in the Colorado Plains northeast of Denver to an abundance. | |||