Permaculture Design with Scott Gallant

Permaculture Design with Scott Gallant Co-founder and Lead Designer at Porvenir Design, Permaculture educator.
We talk about permaculture design, regeneration, patterns, mimicing nature, and much more.
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WoW, I guess I'll be the first to comment, nice work. Great ideas, great interview. Nice to see likeminded people living it and sharing the dream. I've met you before but I don't remember where. I used to live in the Seattle area for 17 years. I'm now in Southern Oregon and hoping to move to Ecuador to start a permaculture farm syntropic regenerative food forest and possibly a permaculture design company and school. It was nice to hearBollock Brothers mentioned. I grew up in the Okanogan highlands of eastern Washington. I grew up on a back to the land hippy community and have been around permaculture all my life.I grew up with Skeeter aka Micheal Pilarski. I've known him since I was three years old. I was planning to move to Costa Rica 12 years ago but I ended up in Mexico and then in southern Oregon.Some thoughts on your design would be to plant bougainvillea or thorny bamboo as a living fence that make great trellis for passionfruit and chayote.