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We found Lauren working in her productive food garden in Blindmouth Valley during the Decade of Ecological Restoration, she is a permaculturalist whose job is to teach people how to build and work with soil to grow wonderful food and flowers. “Regenerative for me means organic, taking as little from the land as possible and…
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A Day to Celebrate Regeneration – this Saturday!
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