Water Brings Life: Tabula Rasa Farms, Phase 2 - Elemental Ecosystems
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- This is the second year of our water restoration project at Tabula Farms. Over a dry, hot summer, we installed a stock pond and earthworks which would hydrate the landscape and capture the seasonal rains. If we work with nature, we can restore any landscape back to ecological health. Watch this film and share it to see how water can restore damaged land and bring balance.
Book a project with Elemental Ecosystems: www.elementalecosystems.com/
Learn more about Water Restoration and how to do this work yourself:
www.waterstories.com/ - Věda a technologie
Phenomenal transformation! Congratulations Elemental Ecosystem Team!
Beautiful job Zach, what a great teacher and great film maker you are.
Nicely executed, guys.
Beautiful work and beautiful film! Cheers
Zach, you're killing it brother!
Yes, there is hope! This project, and many more, demonstrate that it is so! Thanks! :-)
Thank you! The more we can get these stories out to people the better! :-)
Wow, This is beautiful!
Thank you so much guys for all the wonderful work you are doing.
Slowing water, something beautiful and functional.
Amazing work! You all are very gifted. Keep up the good work healing this world we all share. Looking forward to working with you in the future. Many blessing to you and your team.
This is SOOOOOOOO beautiful! Wow thank you for this awesome example of a permaculture swale system and erosion control.
Absolutely brilliant !
Maravilloso!!! Amazing!!! Bravo!!!
What an incredible transformation! Can't wait for you to visit Nagtegaalsfontein, South Africa!
beautiful stuff man
Giving back to the nature and improving ecosystems is what gives me meaning to life. Thanks for uploading such inspirational projects.
We feel exactly the same! Thanks for sharing :-)
Thank you for sharing each one teach one
Son help son :-)
Fabulous! Well done!
This is how they are greening the desert in Africa!
Absolutely, we can do this all around the world!
Congratulations ! from Patagonia
Looks awesome! Keep up the good work! :)
This is the most satifying video I've ever watched today plus it also helps the environment, Goodjob guys❤👏
Thank you!
so love this. Being an Oregon girl want to apply these principles to my now home in Baja Norte Mexico.
I'm sure it could use it! The west coast all the way up and down is in dire need of water retention.
Grate work,love anything ta do with,specialy planting trees!😅❤❤ everyone on the should plantet should plant a few trees each or more wouldent make hell of a difference!!😊❤
this is really really incredible.
Excellent video, thanks for sharing. Love those spillways.
Amazing work, really cool
Howdy, Well Done!
Bellissimo ed interessante! Complimenti dall'Italia
Grazie
I’m hoping to soon purchase land with the intention of restoring it and turning it into a thriving home for wild life and market farm
Eye mizzed nature out!! Oops,ha😂😂❤
Hey Zack, Hope you are all well, healthy and happy. When the current Covid travel ban is over we must continue our talk on Asia- water works, master plans and business development. Pls keep in touch. Last time I heard as from Cassy, but it has been a while. All the best. Howard, Permaculture Institute Thailand
Was there some underground water already on the big pond? Also, would this idea (capture rain water) only work in clay? Great material. Look foward for more
There was a small underground water flow in the area of the lower pond. This was observed beforehand by the vegetation. Because of the dry summer it was only a moist layer while building the pond, but now that the spring has been recharged there is a constant flow of cold spring water into the pond. You do need clay to hold the rain water year round. If there is no clay there are other ways to hold onto the water and extend it into the dry season.
so cool!!! we just emailed you with a project we would love your help with!!
Excellent work and video - sub'd. How much annual rainfall does this site receive?
1090 mm / 43 inches of rainfall per year. That almost entirely comes during the winter rains with a long 4-7 months with little to no precipitation during the summer.
Where is this? Central Portugal ?
Yo why am I boutta cry
Music maybe, and some thoughtful cinematography and story?!
When do we get to see more?!?!?!
Soon, we've been continuing work on this project and will have more updates online later this year.
Good attempt but a pond needs scraggly edges for perma[nent]culture -so native species arrive & keep the water healthy, both plant and animal.
Thank you. Your commentary is very interesting and beautifully conveys necessary information.. The background musak becomes an ugly distraction from your valuable content because it is unnecessary AND far too loud at first. Less is more.
Thanks for the feedback, duly noted for the future!
We "ADDED A PUMP".... WTF !!!!
"brutalized by poisioned oak"
Permaculture and water conservation are inseparable.
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