If you’re San Francisco or Wyoming, you might want to catch this:
The First Millimeter: Healing the Earth
This important documentary is coming soon to a PBS station near you.
The film features ranchers and farmers managing holistically, explaining how grazing animals and working with nature can return land to health.
Also included are interviews with leading scientists, revealing the importance of healing land in the areas of soil health, ecosystem diversity and global climate change: Healing the Earth will reveal the powerful role that healthy land plays in the fight against global warming.
Healing the Earth will bring the benefits of Holistic Management to a vast, new audience of ecologically minded, socially conscious individuals like you.
UPCOMING BROADCASTS
KQED – San Francisco PBS – Thursday, July 2, 2009 – 9:00AM – Repeat broadcast at 12:00PM
KCWC – Wyoming PBS – Thursday, July 9th, 2009 – 7:00PM
Be sure to contact your local PBS station and ask them to broadcast the documentary near you
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July 3, 2009 at 6:43 pm
I strongly agree with the need to heal the earth. We have been so focused on industrialized agriculture that we have failed to keep the source of our food healthy — the land; and it has negatively affected the nutritional value of our food. Indeed, nutritionally valuable food is essential for healthy human cells, and health starts at the cell level. To me, the benefits from this holistic approach are obvious.
A book I have recently written highlights this viewpoint and I want to draw it to your attention, as you may be interested in it. The title is “Soul Talk With Cells: What We Really Want Is To Play” and information is available at http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/soultalkwithcells.html If you have any questions, I am most willing to offer my views on this topic.
Flora Sue Gardner