Reversing Climate Change with Holistic Management
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Savory Hubs are being launched around the globe to train local communities to restore their food and water systems with Holistic Management, healing not only the land, but also the people and animals that rely on the land for their lives. See the faces and places of the Savory Hubs – in Sweden, Mexico, Turkey, Chile, Argentina and more.
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