Nature as our teacher (On Friday’s I write)
This week Lou shares beautiful stories, quotes, ideas and resources exploring the idea of Nature as our Teacher.
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For Future’s Sake (this Friday someone else wrote about me)
Lou, founder of Boodaville shares some thoughts on the week and a published interview about Boodaville, Permaculture and being an active citizen in a declining world.
Fermentación
Jessica publica sobre la vida en Boodaville y lo que hace que su corazón cante, incluyendo la fermentación; kombucha, masa madre y lactobacterias.
Fermenting
Jessica posts about life at Boodaville and what makes her heart sing, including fermenting; kombucha, sourdough and lactobacteria.
Feeling like Spring (On Fridays I write)
Lou, founder of Boodaville has a rant about Brexit then writes about real issues like effective microorganisms, Jadam, windowsill gardening and urban permaculture.
Swale digging, tree planting and grafting pistachios
Last weekend we worked on the abandoned terrace project, digging a swale, planting trees and grafting pistachio branches onto “pistachia lentiscus”.
Braiding Sweetgrass, forest floors and urban permaculture (on Friday’s…)
This week I am mainly sharing someone else’s writing –… Read More »Braiding Sweetgrass, forest floors and urban permaculture (on Friday’s…)
Eco-living in Barcelona and Infographictastic (On Friday’s I write)
Lou, founder of Boodaville, shares thoughts on eco-living in Barcelona and interesting findings about the world this week. Read about Kiss the Ground, food shopping, and listen to Adam Curtis explaining the problems of our binary thinking.
Abandoned Terrace Project (On Friday’s I write)
As part of the Rovira Regenerativa project we are experimenting with ways to design productive terraces using regenerative agriculture techniques, with no irrigation in a semi-arid mediterranean climate. This post explains the first steps recuperating an abandoned olive terrace.
COVID, confusion, death and complexity (On Friday’s I write)
This week Lou, founder of Boodaville shares some thoughts on COVID, confusion and complexity : polarised views on censorship and conspiracies, bad management, and a return to the common theme of regenerative cultures – we should be living the questions, not exclaiming answers.