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.

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

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

Today I want to continue with a deeper dive into the topic of water, literally, by going to the furthest point downstream, where terrestrial water enters the ocean.Marine ecosystems are much less understood by the general public for a variety of reasons

While the climate change narrative has mostly focused on the concentration of CO2 and other greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere since the industrial revolution, weve ignored the essential role that the water cycle plays in regulating global temperatures.

My guest today is here to demystify one of the aspects of permaculture design that I hear the most questions about, but also one of the issues that I see folks most entrenched in their viewpoints about. I’m talking about earthworks; one of the first aspec

I spoke with David Spicer, affectionately known as Doc Spice, an accomplished permaculture designer who has specialized in earthworks installation. Having taught and worked on various projects extensively within Australia and internationally, in places s

In keeping with the theme of water regeneration this month I spoke to Rob Avis, the co-author along with Michelle Avis of their book in the New Society Essentials series called Rain Water Harvesting.Rob and Michelle founded Verge Permaculture, an award-w

If at any point youve been interested in water harvesting in dryland contexts, its almost impossible that youve missed Brad Lancasters work. His pioneering activities and projects in Tucson, AZ have propelled a movement of water wise landscaping, rain

In todays episode I spoke with Van Clothier about an innovative and subtle water erosion mitigation technique, and how to build a one rock dam.I know this might seem oddly specific, but after an interview with Brad Lancaster last season, he talked about