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World of silence and incredible encounters. Take a little rest and enter the sea with us.
Production: Escape to...
World of silence and incredible encounters. Take a little rest and enter the sea with us.
Production: Escape to Nature​ (Libor Spacek​ & Petra Dolezalova​)
Music: Pavel Lochman

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Wildland farming can change the environment, and the Knepp Estate is proof of this. By transforming agricultural...
Wildland farming can change the environment, and the Knepp Estate is proof of this. By transforming agricultural deserts into something which is rich and bio...
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Full story: http://bit.ly/1IPGNb3 How do you check how many of the critically endangered fairy possums are still...
Full story: http://bit.ly/1IPGNb3 How do you check how many of the critically endangered fairy possums are still around? Talk to them, of course
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LEO is a network of local observers and topic experts who share knowledge about unusual animal, environment, and...
LEO is a network of local observers and topic experts who share knowledge about unusual animal, environment, and weather events. 
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When so many are struggling for connection, inspiration and hope, Fantastic Fungi brings us together as...
When so many are struggling for connection, inspiration and hope, Fantastic Fungi brings us together as interconnected creators of our world. Fantastic Fungi...
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"Vida em Sintropia" é o novo curta do Agenda Gotsch. Uma edição feita especialmente para ser apresentada em eventos...
"Vida em Sintropia" é o novo curta do Agenda Gotsch. Uma edição feita especialmente para ser apresentada em eventos na COP21 em Paris, com um compilado de experiências expressivas em Agricultura Sintrópica. Imagens e entrevistas inéditas.

"Life in Syntropy" is the new short film by Agenda Gotsch made specially to be presented at COP21 - Paris. This film put together some of the most remarkable experiences in Syntropic Agriculture, with brand new images and interviews.
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Produced by Stephen CurtainEnvironmental science (B.Ed)Cinematographer, director and editorstephencurtain.com+61 468...
Produced by Stephen CurtainEnvironmental science (B.Ed)Cinematographer, director and editorstephencurtain.com+61 468 489 771Future project ideas invited* * *'We can naturally and safely cool this planet within years. Everywhere.''We’ve got a planet to save.'Walter Jehne.* * *'Fire vs Fungi: our choice to naturally cool the planet and in time' (14 min 30 sec) tells an overwhelmingly important, interconnected and inspiring story that uproots the narrative of 'doom and gloom' and replants it with an empowering 'yes, we can regenerate earth's bio-systems to cool the planet naturally and in time and reverse climate change.'It starts with cultivating more of the tiny superheroes literally underneath our feet to restore what's known as the Earth's natural carbon sponge.Wild fire incidence can be reduced, landscapes can be restored and rehydrated, vast tracts of Earth's arid lands can be regenerated.As we walk with climate scientist and soil micro-biologist Walter Jehne and outdoor educator Katja Hesse in the Rainforest Gully at the Australian National Botanic Gardens in Canberra, the conclusion is clear: 'We can naturally and safely cool this planet within years. Everywhere. We've got a planet to save.'* * * Accompanying notesThe rainforest was designed to recycle the water from its runoff via the mist to create the more mesic micro environment to enable the soil microbial and plant successions to occur. For most of the past 50 years it has developed largely on this basis more efficiently using and cycling the same rainfall that the adjacent dry woodland gets (but without this human-induced, small water cycle).Hence it is how the rain is used rather than how much rain is received that is the key variable in its development. The question now is does the rainforest canopy harvest more water from fogs and mist than the surrounding natural dry forest but the Australian National Botanic Gardens don’t have data on this.They have recently watered some areas that they have cleared to help establish introduced rainforest plants and to help survival in our drought but overall it has been established using the existing rainfall more efficiently. This is consistent with the natural occurrence of over 1200 patches of residual rainforest across northern Australia with some surviving in semi arid climates like central Australia by creating such micro-climates.
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The Tarkine Devil Project is a bold initiative born of two unique Tasmanian businesses, Tarkine Trails and Bonorong...
The Tarkine Devil Project is a bold initiative born of two unique Tasmanian businesses, Tarkine Trails and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and the acclaimed not ...
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Wombats Poo Squares. It is quite a marvel to be able to produce square shaped poop, but the wombat has mastered this...
Wombats Poo Squares. It is quite a marvel to be able to produce square shaped poop, but the wombat has mastered this crafty skill. SUBSCRIBE for more animal ...
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An Urban Dive into Deep Nature Connection Practices
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wild gibbon trek in cat tien national park
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We are a project in Kamiyawa village Kodera sublocation, West Kasipul, Oyugis sub county, Homa-Bay County Kenya. We...
We are a project in Kamiyawa village Kodera sublocation, West Kasipul, Oyugis sub county, Homa-Bay County Kenya. We teach farmers on organic permaculture far...
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4 Blue Waves offers reusable, recyclable, compostable and biodegradable products in an effort to reduce plastic...
4 Blue Waves offers reusable, recyclable, compostable and biodegradable products in an effort to reduce plastic pollution at the source. For more information...
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Edited by Roen Horn
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Get to know the story of a little helmeted victorian and the dedicated people who are helping to bring it back from...
Get to know the story of a little helmeted victorian and the dedicated people who are helping to bring it back from the brink of extinction.
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Have you ever seen a forest fairy? These elusive little possums are fast, agile, super-cute and Victoria's state...
Have you ever seen a forest fairy? These elusive little possums are fast, agile, super-cute and Victoria's state faunal emblem. Zoos Victoria's resident lead...
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Powerful owl chick at 16 weeks of age. He/she is following the mother as she hunts, but is still begging quite loudly.
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How ShareWaste works
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15 year old activist Greta Thunberg speaks truth to power at the UN COP24 climate talks: "My name is Greta Thunberg....
15 year old activist Greta Thunberg speaks truth to power at the UN COP24 climate talks: "My name is Greta Thunberg. I am 15 years old. I am from Sweden. I s...
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