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Drought: Part 2. Solutions and opportunities for small and medium scale: redux
Continuing with our deep dive into drought, my good friend Nick Steiner and I are going to move now from defining drought and the its myriad of causes and factors that make it worse, to a wide range of solutions and opportunities available to people who a
Drought: Part 1. The myths, misconceptions, and causes: redux
Its that time again. In todays regenerative round table, my good friend Nick Steiner and I give updates on our respective projects. Him on the Island of Tenerife and myself in the mountains of central Catalunya in Spain. In the update we talk about some
Installing water retention and fire mitigation features on the ground: redux
Continuing on the journey we started in the last episode, Nick and I went to the next project where we got to install the types of water retention features that we had designed for the previous clients. Together we talk about the joys and the challenges o
Reading the landscape and gathering essential data for a water restoration design
Were starting in a big way with a special episode in which me and my good friend and collaborator Nick Steiner will be taking you along with us on a client visit in the south of Portugal in the very first steps of a water retention landscape project.We
Diary of a water restoration design and install
Today I want to go back to one of my favorite episodes of the last few years. This was back at the start of the 7th season, so almost two years ago. I was trying out a new format as I headed out on a water retention landscape job, which the episode will e
How we can overcome the looming water crisis in our cities, with Jerry Yudelson
In this series on water, the one area that I've left out so far is the urban landscape. In this weeks episode I got to chat with Jerry Yudelson, the author of 13 full-length professional and trade books on green buildings, integrated design, green homes,
Modeling restoration strategies to repair the hydrological cycle, with Ali Bin Shahid
As the importance of the water cycle to global climate regulation has gained attention in the last few years, Ive also seen an emergence of voices working to explain the science and the details of the intricate workings and contributors to the nuance of
Managing floods, erosion, and living coastlines, with Mike Lynn
So much of the conversation around water revolves around its scarcity. Today well get a chance to explore how to manage water regeneratively when the challenge is having too much. As arid zones become drier, the opposite is proving true for humid zones.
How to repair the hydrological cycle of a landscape, with Nicole Masters, Zach Weiss, and Mark Shepard
In this session I hosted a discussion on the importance of restoring proper hydrological function in a landscape and the steps to achieving it with my friends and colleagues at Climate Farmers, a non-profit organisation working to advance regenerative agr
The massive potential of marine permaculture, with Brian Von Herzen
Continuing today with this ongoing series on waterway regeneration and a deep dive into marine ecosystems, I had the pleasure of speaking with Brian Von Herzen.Brian is an ocean scientist, engineer and entrepreneur, though much of his career has been in