Mulberry Monday: Issue #11
from LionMan ReWilding Hosted by Max Gordon
Welcome to the LionMan ReWilding Podcast. This new episode covers temperate food forests and African tracking wisdom (see page 127-129). Show Notes: https://thelionmanschoolofrewilding.com/ongoing-survival-skills-classes https://linktr.ee/lionmanrewilding https://www.shelterwoodforestfarm.com/blog/2018/10/17/exploring-americas-oldest-food-forest ongoing schedule https://thelionmanschoolofrewilding.com/ongoing-survival-skills-classes/
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