Edible Forest Garden Workshop with Alisha Mai Frank and Ethan Roland

Highlights from the workshop held at Epworth in High Falls, New York in April 2008.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Permaculture
• Ethan Roland
• Alisha Mai Frank
• Epworth
• Ecology
• Sustainability
• Agriculture
• Forest
• Garden

[creativecompanion]

I like the singing. What is the name of the song?

[junctionalcomplex]

it's a good question. i'll ask the girls.

[pcslider]

The singing is kinda creepy :P Looks like good fun otherwise. Hehe goodluck!

[junctionalcomplex]

i know what you mean.... i think it's the way i overused it, maybe. they just spontaneously started singing when they were cleaning up, and i had to grab my camera. i was so impressed by the singing that it became the centerpiece to the video. it also summed up the feeling of the workshop.

[knowledgeaboveall]

Kind of Oh Brother Where Art Though, type singing. Like the part where the guy was turned into a horny toad. LOL But the idea of the gardening and the joyousness in problem solving is great

[Bigum99]

Roland makes thoughtful insightful comments at the end of the video...sure enough our relationships with each other (plants included) will determine if we continue on or not..right relationship is what I see being worked on here.

[button1943]

very inspirational

[Jefferdaughter]

Since open areas are also natural portions of the original landscape, could this 'forest garden' have been created in areas that are currently either 'wooded' or 'overgrown' with so-called pioneer species?

Interesting... thanks for sharing.

[fyzo79]

I thought only me noticed the singing.