Regenerative Investments

[@TheBigjay927]

Took my Permaculture Design Certificate with Oregon State. Great course! very interesting, well done, and useful. I recommend it wholeheartedly.

[@smietankilism]

Such easy to understand, thank you very much!

[@2924sunny]

Thanks SO much! I really appreciate this series! Very much looking forward to the free online course next spring!! For the record, in case anyone cares, I vote for excluding the music...... it would just make it so much easier to hear the speaker without the competing distraction. : )

[@RyanCarpenter76]

Thank you Sir, Love this from Indonesia Sir

[@OSUEcampus]

SO glad you love it!

[@svenmrugala3554]

Amazing course! For me the most awesome course I did so far in Permaculture. So if I get a bicycle as an investment, and I do bike packing around countries + all (or 95%) of all my commuting. I almost don't spent money on gas, or bus tickets, insurance, metro etc. It benefits my physical and mental health if I am doing it right, and I don't need to harm the environment. I am flexibel and independent, but limited if I want to cycle at mid day time in the Sahara. But still, over the time the value of the bike and the equipment decreases. I need to spend as well money and time on reperations and new parts of the bike after some time. So it's a degenerative investment, and becomes generative? Sorry for this one :D

[@nesiansides7133]

great video indeed. so was thinking: for the car alternative - is to purchase a electric vehicle by which the degrading parts and components can be up-cycled/reused and/or recycled. advanced electrical engineering required.. permaculture gonna have another principle 😇

[@spencerduhbarrett]

Invitation to Free & Public Citizen Think Tank Event on Co-Creating an Eco City - Ashland Oregon June 4th and 5th www.theecosummit.com

[@YishiWang]

How to make video like this ?

[@matthewcain2880]

Better than a fruit tree would be a edible native plant or tree