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[Full Interview] Designs For Life - with Herb Hammond

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Herb’s career in British Columbia has centered on forestry, land based communities and natural systems. From his work as a conventional forester he went all the way to launching an embodied learning forestry school and The Silva Forest Foundation, which he ran with his wife for 30 years. They developed over 25 nature-based plans across Canada, and around the world, upending ways that large landscape management was done by communities.


In our conversation, we speak about the role of intuition and heart based thinking in developing nature-directed communities, how you get everyone on board, and the differences in indigenous thinking when it comes to forests. We also touch on the absurdity of exporting wood pellets for ‘biofuels’, how decaying wood acts as a natural sponge cleaning precious water, why “sustainable” forestry is not so sustainable, and his experience of getting the skeptical to hug a tree.


Episode Website Link: lifeworld.earth/episodes/natureplansherbhammond


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Look out for meditations, poems, readings, and other snippets of inspiration in between episodes.


Music: Electric Ethnicity by Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd



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Herb’s career in British Columbia has centered on forestry, land based communities and natural systems. From his work as a conventional forester he went all the way to launching an embodied learning forestry school and The Silva Forest Foundation, which he ran with his wife for 30 years. They developed over 25 nature-based plans across Canada, and around the world, upending ways that large landscape management was done by communities.


In our conversation, we speak about the role of intuition and heart based thinking in developing nature-directed communities, how you get everyone on board, and the differences in indigenous thinking when it comes to forests. We also touch on the absurdity of exporting wood pellets for ‘biofuels’, how decaying wood acts as a natural sponge cleaning precious water, why “sustainable” forestry is not so sustainable, and his experience of getting the skeptical to hug a tree.


Episode Website Link: lifeworld.earth/episodes/natureplansherbhammond


Show Links:

Look out for meditations, poems, readings, and other snippets of inspiration in between episodes.


Music: Electric Ethnicity by Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd



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