The Story of Wool | Regenerative Agriculture Documentary

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Currently, there is rampant exploitation of our land, animals, and people, taking place on a global scale. The true cost of fast-food and fast-fashion are expended in unseen externalities to our local communities and our environment.
In this episode, The Story of Wool, host Chris Kerston, shares stories of Holistic Management practitioners, fiber processors and business partners in: Sweden with Jörgen Andersson of Fjallbete,
then in California at Yolo Wool Mill, followed by New York, U.S.A. with Cara Smyth the CEO of the Fair Fashion Center, then Pål Dufva CEO of Woolpower, and finally in Hogsback, South Africa with Rolf Pretorius the leader of the Savory Network Hub in South Africa.
These partners are going beyond sustainability to bring about an era of regenerative agriculture through properly managed grazing that mimics nature.
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About Savory Institute:
Loss of grasslands leads to climate change, floods, droughts, famine, and worldwide poverty. It’s our mission to promote large-scale restoration of the world’s grasslands through Holistic Management.
About Holistic Management:
Holistic Management is a process of decision-making and planning that gives people the insights and management tools needed to understand nature: resulting in better, more informed decisions that balance key social, environmental, and financial considerations.

[@elainejones8636]

Cara Smyth talking about the fashion industry is talking so much sense. We need more people like her in fashion

[@beeawarenessitself1056]

So well done! I almost always wear wool... didn’t know all of this about it, thank you! Your videos are so inspiring and are saving our planet! ❤️

[@jjj32801]

I share your mission with as many people I can. Thanks for your dedication and sense of a higher purpose. Stewardship should be rewarded.

[@Zanuvar]

Loved this! I hope there is some mention about the cosmetic industry as well. To learn about things like lanolin, tallow/lard soaps and lotions and conditioners etc. Looking forward to the 4th part next week! I have been sharing the other parts around as much as I can to who will listen.

[@Lavasalsa1]

I love lanolin!!!! I use it all the time. Lanolin is the next best fat for your skin (it's what your cell walls are made of); no petroleum products for me!

[@rodrigosouto9502]

What's so good about lanolin?

[@arjundahiya4266]

LOVED THIS

[@johnndamascene]

Woodland!

[@rodrigosouto9502]

Great documentary

[@kristijantadic8476]

Thanks

[@anflow96]

Eliminate waste eliminate environmental impact..

[@JudeBarling]

What about its hey day in fashion 1979 Jude o 😊1

[@theanhoe72]

Background music is too loud and distracting. Also this track is being used in many generic inspirational and motivational videos , it cheapens the substantial content of this video.

[@SavoryInstitute]

Eugene Yeow Thanks for the feedback! We’ll take that into consideration for future videos.

[@briangable08]

The back ground piano is overpowering the voice soundtrack making it only possible to hear one word in three of the clear speakers, and zero of the not so clear and confident speakers. Very bad not worth sharing this video as one has to work hard to finish it Sorry

[@pragavirtual]

Hmm, im a non english native speaker and i was able to understand everything clearly on my cellphone speaker. Maybe youre older than me and are not hearing the high frequencies well.

[@andreafalconiero9089]

@@pragavirtual It was all perfectly clear to me as well (as a native speaker of English). There are a variety of different accents, but no one was difficult to understand, and I didn't find the music overpowering. The whole thing was very well done.

[@pragavirtual]

@@andreafalconiero9089 yeah, maybe Brian is listening on some cheap/ broken loudspeaker or cellphone speaker or something like it. And yes, very well done, cant wait for the next episode.

[@mrwood4557]

No need for the music