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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2025 · 1H 39M

Sea, Soil & Sawdust: Permaculture Gaviota Style with Guner Tautrim

from Nature Junkie Radio · host Jeff Johnson

Guner Tautrim is a 6th generation land steward of Orella Ranch. He’s a surfer, boat captain, skater, snowboarder, master reclaimed wood worker, permaculturist, husband, and father. He’s the founder and operator of Gaviota Givings, Seaborn Designs, and sits on the board of the Gaviota Coast Conservancy.Guner and I recorded this episode from the living room of the house he built with his own hands using heaps of natural building techniques to collaborate with nature. He shared the history, land, and happenings of Orella ranch, his nature-immersed upbringing (with a cameo from his mom), his hugely impactful sailing trip aboard Ishi (which includes hand to hand combat with sharks), his definition of permaculture and its ethics, tales of gathering “free” wood, and navigating succession to the seventh generation.If you find anything in this episode helpful or inspiring, please share it with a friend so we can bend the algorithms toward nature. Thanks!Episode LinksGuner on Instagram (@gaviota_guner)Gaviota Givings on Instagram (@gaviota_givings)Permaculture. A Designers Manual by Bill MollisonSailing the Farm by Ken NeumeyerConnect with Nature JunkieSubstack: https://naturejunkie.substack.com/Instagram: @naturejunkieradioWebsite: www.naturejunkielife.comProduction CreditsHosted by Jeff JohnsonPodcast cover art by Ahab NimryOutro music by Tyler JohnsonEditing by Aashish M. 

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