We are regenerating coral thicket and are creating productive agricultural systems with it
Experience from our work for Chumbe Island, Ungujaa and Misali Island, Pemba on how an ecosystem can recover put into practice. The natural forest has become a local biodiversity hub.
These satellite photos of our site in Matemwe (2020 and 2007) document the evolution from degraded coral rag into a natural forest and living ecosystem within thirteen years.
14 year old Lulu is talking about her permaculture journey on Zanzibar, how learning from Matt Powers and taking Morag Gamble’s PDC permaculture course are empowering experiences.
It is VITAL that if this great work will continue, our youth need to feel empowered.
Please click the link to the interview: https://www.seedsoftao.com/blog/episode-049-an-invitation-to-permaculture-for-and-by-the-youth-with-lulu
very good idea from Leah Namugerwa in Uganda:
“Last week I gave 100 #Birthdaytrees to Mr. Muwanguzi. This week I am going to give 200 to two people who have decided to celebrate their birthdays by planting trees.
I call upon more people to do the same. If you have no trees to plant, I’ve them. DM me now”
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