Every journey of transformation starts somewhere. When I first sat down and decided I wanted to grow food in my backyard I didn't know how to begin. What was my goal? Fresh backyard veggies? A farming enterprise? And how did I want my space to interact with the needs of aesthetics, privacy, and social space?
In this first episode, I asked my friend Stephen Polk, a Professor of Permaculture at Naropa University in Boulder, to walk me through the basics of permaculture design and do a site analysis and assessment (A&amp;A).
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Produced by Ananda Harrison and Eric Gehringer
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Audio mixing and mastering by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/morningsoundstudio/">Morning Sound Studio</a>
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Water, Water Everywhere

One person's journey to self-sufficiency and sustainability.