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Bringing Moisture Back to the Land

Posted by Craig Sponholtz over 13 years ago

A video summary of the guiding principles to bring moisture back to the land as presented at the 2010 Quivira Coalition Conference by Craig Sponholtz.

View this youtube video of Craig Sponholtz by Loa Tree Productions on Guiding Principles to Bring Moisture Back to the Land.  This five minute excerpt explains unique methods used to re-hydrate arid landscapes using natural patterns and processes.  For more information about this approach visit www.DrylandSolutions.Com.

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Location: Tagari Farm, Tyalgum NSW, Australia
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