No Trees, No Rain

[@carlosrondamas]

There are things said here that Viktor Schauberger alredy gave and advertisement about. But in any case, always its nice to hear from you remaind those important things about water.

[@angelagriffiths8032]

Thank you so much for all your work. Many have known intuitively some of this at very basic levels but you have given us the maths, along with the physics which proves without doubt that we need to protect and regenerate land in this way if we want to address climate change. Here in rural Queensland Australia we are building terraces to hold up to one metre of rainfall on degraded lands. These are being built to last 100 years and after four - five years results are excellent. We believe it’s the only way to restore the water to our dehydrated landscapes and create some biodiversity before we lose everything. Currently we are experiencing very dry weather and the terraces are mini ecosystems functioning just as you explain. We would love to connect with you and use your material (graphics) to spread the word here in Australia. If that would be possible. Gods Way is the name of our org. Thank you again Angela Griffiths

[@IanGrahamOld99]

following the example of P.A. and Ken Yeomans as outlined in Water for Every Farm? Very pleased to read of your success. I have followed keyline farm management ideas for 20 yrs through permaculture training and always wondered how the stations that followed his advice were affected by your mega droughts, fires and floods. (Ian G, Old 99 Farm, Dundas ON Canada)

[@livingecology]

thank all of you for breaking down this exciting understanding of how the biosphere works . truly amazing!! deep thanks to you all!

[@1MonthNoRegrets]

amazing webinar!

[@GBHForumNetwork]

Glad you think so!

[@MrPixray]

This is fondamental knowledge, thanks a lot to share ! We are working on this to show it is possible to apply those principles on Europe to increase precipitations using both forests and continuous green territories (with regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, permanent prairies...) Your studies help a lot

[@apikmin]

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[@LeaSloan]

Why do forests draw moisture from oceans to their West? California, Oregon and Washington state have the Pacific right offshore, yet they are suffering from debilitating drought and wildfires.

[@LeaSloan]

I mean, why do they NOT draw moisture from oceans to the West of them?!?

[@bioticregulation]

The webinar responds to your question as follows: because these forests have been overexploited and overburnt (by preventive burning), so the regions have fallen into the landscape trap -- or are in the process of doing so.