Ecosystem Productions

If you are a creative individual in Mass or a non profit organization, check out mass cultural councils current grants! I got 5k last year for being a fire performer but im not eligible this time around cuz of that. The application take just a few minutes really and is due by December 11! Get on it quick! They havele other bigger grants for non profits too!

Application Process – Mass Cultural Council Application instructions for Grants for Creative Individuals

If we started to take donations to build up Ecosystem Productions as the sustainable land trust for the community at large that we have always dream of it being, would you donate?

Check out this legend! He gets it!

Went homeless. Done Guerrilla Grazing by choice ever since Aaron Fletcher has grazed his sheep and lived off the land as a traveling shepherd for 12 years. He calls it guerrilla grazing (a step above guerrilla garden...

I'm excited to announce that no only have we finally started an Instagram page but also are getting involved with the Northeast Permatour! Check out and on ig to stay updated! We will be touring all over the northeast to gather knowledge from all sorts of sustainable homesteads and farms etc. to bring to you at home via the internet! Registration is available for people who are interested in being involved in the tour as well so reach out to me if you want the registration form!

Gratitude and growth,
Kenny

Oh man I'm excited for the North East Permatour! Been wanting to do a permaculture event tour for years and it's finally happening! Got me reminiscing about some of the old perma blitzes we have done in the past and other events! Stoked for the pandemic to be over and be back at it making events happen again and leaving a positive trace!!! We will be assisting in the Permatour so give them a follow as well @permatours 🥰 #permaculture #permatour #gardening

"For 13 years, an international movement of frontline communities in the U.S. and Canada, Indigenous leaders, and environmentalists fought back against this terrible proposed project at every turn," Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune said in a statement. "Today, we can say yet again, that our efforts were a resounding success."

Keystone XL would have passed through Nebraska, and for years, a coalition of Indigenous tribes, ranchers and local environmentalists demonstrated, lobbied and sued to halt the pipeline's construction. Its proposed route in Nebraska cut through the Ogallala Aquifer, the groundwater source for millions of Plains states residents.
The pipeline's opponents in Nebraska feared that any leak from Keystone XL would damage the critical aquifer, and they welcomed the end of the project.

"On behalf of our Ponca Nation we welcome this long overdue news and thank all who worked so tirelessly to educate and fight to prevent this from coming to fruition. It's a great day for Mother Earth," Larry Wright Jr., chairman of the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska, said in a statement.

Listen to the audio in the link to hear the tribal leaders interview. The text above is not from it.

Tribal Leader Reacts To Keystone XL Pipeline Cancellation The company behind the Keystone XL pipeline said on Wednesday that it's terminating the project after more than a decade of fighting.

Inspiring! Imagine 150 years from now a world full of abundance and a healthy ecosystem because of all the work we put in now to develop food forests!

Ancient Indigenous forest gardens still yield bounty 150 years later: study A first-of-its-kind study by SFU finds that Indigenous forest gardens filled with fruit and nut trees are still thriving, at least 150 years later

Help save the Fractal Factory!!!!!

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Hempcreate might be a good alternative no? This is crazy stuff though...

Why the world is running out of sand It may be little more than grains of weathered rock, and can be found on deserts and beaches around the world, but sand is also the world’s second most consumed natural resource.

15% off everything holiday sale! Hey y'all! Help support us through these hard times and keep our website afloat as we wait for life to get back to normal so we can throw Kinetikos again and other events! Buy some merch directly from our website! Also if you are an artist and want to collaborate with us and get some of your art on our merch then DM me!

Merch Ecosystem Productions

Sad we can not focus on events right now, but alas it may be a blessing in disguise as now we have time to refocus on our ultimate goals and find other ways to help us reach them. So in this transitional time we have decided to open a web shop to raise what little cash we need to keep the website afloat as well as rise a little money to put towards bigger projects to help us realize our mission in real life! Please check out our shop and help support us! 🙏😊 Stay tuned for bigger plans as well!

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