About three hours from Prague, near the German village of Kleinsendelbach, lies the unique syntropic farm Hof vErde. The idea of creating a self-sufficient, community-based organic farm originated about seven years ago, but it faced challenges such as dependence on external inputs, infertile sandy soil, and drought.
Read more: Podcast: Syntropic Agriculture in Germany Read moreFrom 11 to 16 December, we had the honour of hosting Philip Barton, a soil specialist who combines the theory and practice of Soil Food Web (SFW), syntropic agriculture, landscape and permaculture design. He has literally inoculated us with a love of soil, which is a key prerequisite for soil conservation and also for climate protection.
Read moreFrom the Anthropocene to the Symbiocene or pathways to a life-sustaining civilization. This is the subtitle of the summer seminar of the Wandering University of Nature, which will take place in Prague from 12.8. to 18.8.2024
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