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In today's #RegenerationInspiration:
"Turning plant waste into biochar captures loads of carbon. New research suggests it stays trapped for much longer than scientists thought."
Read more: grist.org/science/ancient-ca…
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Today's #PlantCommunity infographic focuses on plants that create a pollinator habitat for native insects 🐝 Now that it's spring, it's the perfect time to plan the garden of your dreams. Contact us to get a bespoke #LuxuryGardenDesign that's as productive as it is beautiful.
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It's #Wildfire season in #SanAntonio #Texas. The good news is, it's never too late to integrate #RainwaterHarvesting & a #GraywaterSystem into your property. Contact us at 5thworld.com/contact/ to get water solutions designed to match your property's unique location features💧
RT @5thWorld_com: "Regenerative" has become an often-misused buzzword. We believe something can only be called regenerative if there's data…
Verge Permaculture retweeted
In today's #RegenerationInspiration:
"A new Canadian emissions reduction report shows greenhouse gas emissions have fallen to their lowest level in 27 years, marking significant progress in the nation’s climate change efforts."
Read more: happyeconews.com/canadian-em…
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Today's #PlantCommunity infographic features citrus, avocado, and pomegranate.
Learn how these plants work together to maximize the yields of a #FoodForest—a layered garden designed to mimic a forest that grows food such as fruits, nuts, herbs, and vegetables.
Verge Permaculture retweeted
.@5thWorld_com's Regen Tracker provides actionable insights to improve your land’s resilience to threats such as wildfires—as well as its ability to regenerate personal supplies of food, water, and energy. Learn more! 5thworld.com/blog/regen-trac…
In this video, Avery Ellis of @uniteddoteco gives a mini tour of his regenerative #Homestead. youtube.com/shorts/ny392ktsD…
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In today's #RegenerationInspiration:
"In an extraordinary scientific achievement, researchers have identified 27 new species in the Alto Mayo Landscape of Peru’s San Martín region."
Read more: happyeconews.com/27-new-spec…
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Today's #PlantCommunity infographic features hickory, walnut, and hazel.
Learn how these plants work together to maximize the yields of a #FoodForest—a layered garden designed to mimic a forest that grows food such as fruits, nuts, herbs, and vegetables.
In this short, Avery Ellis of @uniteddoteco explains how whole systems thinking works in the context of #RegenerativeLiving. youtube.com/shorts/fxNgkrCZm…
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In this short, #Permaculture expert Avery Ellis of @uniteddoteco describes what #RegenerativeLiving means to him. youtube.com/shorts/yoEDVjk46…
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.@rob_5thworld, @5thWorld_com, was featured in The Athabasca Advocate.
"Greenhouse experts showcase potential projects at Athabasca Grown event for packed crowd."
Read more: townandcountrytoday.com/atha…
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Last year, @rob_5thworld had the pleasure of visiting the #Homestead of #Permaculture hero Avery Ellis, of @uniteddoteco, in Boulder, Colorado. In this short, we take a tour of Avery's #RainGarden and #FoodForest. youtube.com/shorts/F0gPR0b2B…
Last year, @rob_5thworld had the chance to tour a truly impressive #Homestead in Boulder, Colorado. Watch this video to learn how Avery of @uniteddoteco and #BoulderPermaculture has turned his home into a #Permaculture paradise. youtu.be/Lmd9nyHnPtg?feature…
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In today's #RegenerationInspiration:
"Giant clam conservation efforts led by UP MSI are restoring populations in the Philippines, ensuring the health of coral reef ecosystems, and supporting coastal communities."
Read more! happyeconews.com/giant-clam-…
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A #FoodForest is a garden designed to mimic a forest—with species producing food such as fruits, nuts, herbs & veggies.
We'll be releasing a new plant community graphic once a week over the next 6 weeks to explore how selecting the right species fosters regenerative abundance.
In this short, Joe from #BIGH explains how their #Aquaponics biofilter works. youtube.com/shorts/A2szBazXI…















