Develop the Land

In modern culture, we talk about developing the land, but–what are we talking about? What does this actually mean? Is it possible that we have this completely upside-down and backwards?

Related Practices:

See There Should be Wetlands Here. See Toward Indigenous Models of Forest Stewardship. See Becoming a Real Human Being. See responsibilities versus rights. See Tracking and the Arts of Life. See Moon Phases, See Watch the Sunrise. See Bird Language. See Forage. See Forest Bathing. See Gardening.

Who taught us this?

The Haiku Aina Permaculture Inititiative is at the forefront of integrating indigenous ecological knowledge with cutting-edge permaculture, agroforestry, and agroecology. This video features the beautiful words and knowledge of traditional hawa'iian farmer Alika Atay, who is affiiated with HINA (Hawa'iian Indigenous Natural Agriculture.)

Teach me how

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Who taught us this?

The Haiku Aina Permaculture Inititiative is at the forefront of integrating indigenous ecological knowledge with cutting-edge permaculture, agroforestry, and agroecology. This video features the beautiful words and knowledge of traditional hawa'iian farmer Alika Atay, who is affiiated with HINA (Hawa'iian Indigenous Natural Agriculture.)

Teach me how

Check here for classes.

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