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Living With Fire (Part 4): Integrating Fire Into Daily Life (Again) ~Epi-036

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What if we chose to view nature’s gift of annually-replenishing fixed carbon sources (i.e. brush, forests etc) in high-fire danger areas as an opportunity to harmonize with the annual carbon cycle instead of as a nuisance to be combated?

Could we improve home safety in the urban-wildland edge and take steps towards living within our annual solar energy budget, while saving money and improving habitat and ecology?

We absolutely can. Join me for a journey into what could be if we chose to integrate fire into daily life again. In today's show we cover...

  • What a fire-integrated culture could look like
  • The amazing technology that we already have to make burning biomass a central part of meeting our needs without sacrificing convenience while boosting the health of our homestead landscapes!
    • Rocket-stove technology for heating water, heating people and spaces, cooking, even forging and making maple syrup!
    • Making biochar from clean-burning pyrolytic stoves and kilns while meeting our heat-generation needs.
  • What needs to happen for such a future to be realized at scale.
    • Acceptance of the true nature of this climate and bioregion - Fire is a part of this place and its rhythms and we can’t change that - let's stop fighting this natural energy and design our lives and homes to align with it instead!
    • More freedom to innovate
      • To build fire-proof homes from natural materials.
      • To burn biomass to meet basic energy needs.
    • Fire-literacy that comes from LIVING WITH FIRE - respecting fire because we have intimate first-hand knowledge of its power.
    • a SLOWER PACE…fire demands attention and calls us to slow down - and this is a good thing especially now in the times we are living in.

Show Resources

____________________________________________________________________________

WHAT I DO:

Design:

On-Site Consultation

Online Site/Project Consultation

Holistic Ecosystem Design

Implementation:

Water Harvesting Earthworks

High-function, Low-Maintenance Access

Living Systems

Spring Development

Courses:

Minimum Holistic Goal

Media:

The Sovereign Homestead Podcast

YouTube

Instagram

Music by Alex Grohl

  continue reading

80 episodes

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What if we chose to view nature’s gift of annually-replenishing fixed carbon sources (i.e. brush, forests etc) in high-fire danger areas as an opportunity to harmonize with the annual carbon cycle instead of as a nuisance to be combated?

Could we improve home safety in the urban-wildland edge and take steps towards living within our annual solar energy budget, while saving money and improving habitat and ecology?

We absolutely can. Join me for a journey into what could be if we chose to integrate fire into daily life again. In today's show we cover...

  • What a fire-integrated culture could look like
  • The amazing technology that we already have to make burning biomass a central part of meeting our needs without sacrificing convenience while boosting the health of our homestead landscapes!
    • Rocket-stove technology for heating water, heating people and spaces, cooking, even forging and making maple syrup!
    • Making biochar from clean-burning pyrolytic stoves and kilns while meeting our heat-generation needs.
  • What needs to happen for such a future to be realized at scale.
    • Acceptance of the true nature of this climate and bioregion - Fire is a part of this place and its rhythms and we can’t change that - let's stop fighting this natural energy and design our lives and homes to align with it instead!
    • More freedom to innovate
      • To build fire-proof homes from natural materials.
      • To burn biomass to meet basic energy needs.
    • Fire-literacy that comes from LIVING WITH FIRE - respecting fire because we have intimate first-hand knowledge of its power.
    • a SLOWER PACE…fire demands attention and calls us to slow down - and this is a good thing especially now in the times we are living in.

Show Resources

____________________________________________________________________________

WHAT I DO:

Design:

On-Site Consultation

Online Site/Project Consultation

Holistic Ecosystem Design

Implementation:

Water Harvesting Earthworks

High-function, Low-Maintenance Access

Living Systems

Spring Development

Courses:

Minimum Holistic Goal

Media:

The Sovereign Homestead Podcast

YouTube

Instagram

Music by Alex Grohl

  continue reading

80 episodes

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