Integrated Water Harvesting Earthworks, Restoring Ecosystems with Permaculture Design

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @mechanics4all405
    @mechanics4all405 Месяц назад +2

    great work,get community to build the other nine,would be fantastic

  • @dorokaiyinvil5705
    @dorokaiyinvil5705 Месяц назад +2

    I have a pond in my backyard it doesn't really have the best soil makeup for holding water but it still had enough water for frog and tadpoles the whole summer it was low but didn't go completely dry it slowly drains over a few months but by the time it finally dries out its the end of September and usually fills right back up when we get rain in November and December and the process starts all over again
    Great video by the way

  • @CharlesGann1
    @CharlesGann1 2 месяца назад +3

    Would like to see a follow up on this project and some impacts its produced. Thank you

    • @resiliencepermaculture7585
      @resiliencepermaculture7585  2 месяца назад

      That's a good idea. We haven't made a video specifically about this, but you can see the pond in the background of this video: ruclips.net/video/o5y7-qa-2qg/видео.htmlsi=vVybYcLeZOYmEQwI
      In general, it has become a great habitat and community gathering space. We've seen bats, several species of frogs, and birds using the the pond.

  • @Norbingel
    @Norbingel 6 часов назад

    no way people in our community can afford the machinery for this, you have any info on how to do something like this for people-labor-only scale?

  • @dawienatral7083
    @dawienatral7083 18 дней назад

    rivers often used to flow over rock ,with some rivers being diverted is no longer over rock or clay ,consquence of running dry quicker in warmer months,not so much pollution co2 its what mans doing else where,deforestation,dams,many other factors,concrete jungles!!!