Why 'Action Ecology'? : Humanity's most important work

This video is a short introduction to my work through Action Ecology, and why regenerative agriculture, agroecology and sustainable land use (however you like to refer to it) is arguably the most important work the humanity has ever had to do - because everything else depends on it.
To understand more about this issue, you can read a good overview here: www.actionecol...
You can find out more about Action Ecology and the work we do here: www.actionecol...
This video was first recorded for screening at the 2022 Future Whenua Summit at Mangarara Station in Hawkes Bay New Zealand.

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Good luck. Regen Ag doesn't need to be conflated with any other name, title or movement. it is largely a complete answer that encompasses all of man's most threatening existential threats, desert reversal, cleaner run off, reducing erosion, complete nutrition, less stressed farmers, the atmospheric carbon fantasy, etc.
When you say 'now is the time' in one respect you couldn't be more right. The uptick in the cost of Industrial Ag practices is going to bankrupt many. An opportunity for those who have been in the RA game longer? That depends on many things but the reactionary mindset, particularly of the family farm is a major obstacle. _Tradition is being peer-pressured by dead people._