Developing Fertile & Functional Biological Systems
A Live Webinar Event
There are many examples of productive, resilient ecosystems, around the globe, growing healthily, on nothing but the inherent sunlight, air, water and earth.
The deeper we look into it, the more we find out about the wonderful functions various species in living communities perform and the ways they can generate fertility.
By utilising living organisms to do some of the work, particularly in an agricultural context, we can build stronger systems with lower labour, input and environmental costs.
Join us for this inspiring webinar with Mark Tupman from Productive Ecology, on the biological principles we can follow and practices we can adopt to make best use of our natural resources in primary production enterprises.
When we look after life, life looks after us!
EVENT LOGISTICS
When? Thursday November 23rd, 4.00pm to 5.30pm
Where? You can participate in this webinar from the comfort of your own home!
How? Once you register you’ll receive a confirmation with a link to the webinar. As this is a LIVE, ONLINE webinar you’ll be able to ask questions during and after the presentation.
After the webinar we’ll send you:
- Access to the recording of the webinar
- A PDF of the presentation
Cost? This is a free event
This webinar is supported though funding from Soil Wise. Soil Wise is funded by the National Landcare Program Smart Farms Small Grants – an Australian Government initiative. It is supported by Healthy Estuaries WA – a State Government program.
Speaker
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Mark TupmanAgroecologist, Productive EcologyMark Tupman is a consultant and educator in the fields of biological production, permaculture, regenerative agriculture and holistic land management, with an abundant backyard!
Over the last three decades, he has been actively involved in a mix of training, research and community projects, and commercial horticulture, livestock and cropping operations.
Aside from time spent on the ground, he is a regular speaker, advisor and content creator for various organisations around Australia. Through his business, Productive Ecology, he assists gardeners, farmers and companies to implement more economically and environmentally viable production systems, that are examples of what can be achieved by working with life.
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