Holistic Management vs. Conventional Management - side by side comparison of grazing results

Aerial views of conventionally managed National Parks and communal lands in Zimbabwe and neighboring Botswana shown in contrast to Dimbangombe Conservancy that is managed holistically. The differences in vegetation cover between these sites show the staggering differences between conventional and Holistic Management.

[@anditravels_]

The Savory Institute inspired me to get a degree in sustainability. I love the work they are doing. I would like to see their work being done in the southern part of Utah. That place is dying rapidly. The desert should have life, not randomly placed cows. 😑

[@marlan5470]

There are regions on this planet where "sustainable" isn't enough. You can't sustain a broken ecosystem, or manage with some backwards idea that it has to be sustained this or that way. You have not only to regenerate but also to make life more resilient and abundant. Controlling numbers of animals like Yellowstone Park does is like keeping an aquarium at home. It's a playground for visitors. No wonder the visitors don't see the bison like the potent wild animals that they are and don't keep distance.

[@ORom89]

Stunning. Amazing. Beautiful!

[@PooPooPeeePeee]

Aaawwww yeeeaaaahhhh

[@xscitobor1233]

so what is being done that makes such a drastic change?

[@SavoryInstitute]

This video is a detailed look at how they’re managing things at Dimbangombe: ruclips.net/video/q7pI7IYaJLI/видео.html