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Crisis, Hope, and Permaculture

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Our new documentary called “Green is the New Silver (Lining): Crisis, Hope and Permaculture” is live! Check out the short trailer above, then click here to see the full 40-minute video: https://www.discoverpermaculture.com/a/12454/e3i2ci3L

This film covers a great deal of ground: a brief introduction to permaculture, personal stories about how I got started, an overview of the Greening the Desert project and Zaytuna Farm, and more. It is the first video in a 4-part “Permaculture Masterclass” in which I try to share the what, how, and why of permaculture, along with why it is so critical that we learn and apply this nature-inspired design science immediately, whether in our backyards, farms, communities… or even windowsills.

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Song: “Still I Rise” | Artist: Hannah Miller | Licensed by Musicbed

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