Weather extremes, soil degradation, and climate disruption have turned our attention to the potential of soil, carbon, and water cycling as a formidable and creative response to climate change. EcoJustice Radio talks with Linda Gibbs about building the soil carbon sponge for resilience to wildfires and climate change.
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Regenerative Responses: Building the Soil Carbon Sponge
Linda Gibbs is the Owner & Principal Manager of the gardens at Woodshed Recording Studio, growing food, medicine, and soil. She teaches at the Gaia school of healing and Earth education and is a soil advocate for Kiss the Ground. One week after her home burned down in the Woolsey Fire, she spoke on behalf of Kiss the Ground at the 73rd annual Conservation Resource Districts conference on soil and fire resilience. The urgency of our times and the loss of her home spurred her to begin offering free classes to educate and motivate people about what they can do right under their feet to regenerate the Earth and address climate change.
STORY: Soil and Nutrition: No-Till Organics and Carbon Sequestration
This is Linda Gibbs land on a Malibu hillside after some restoration work. Photo by Carry Kim.
Check out Linda’s interview on Ecological Succession
Linda Gibbs on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/linda.gibbs.1042
Allan Savory’s site: https://www.savory.global/
Kiss the Ground: https://kisstheground.com/
Interview by Carry Kim
Hosted by Jessica Aldridge from SoCal 350 and Adventures in Waste.
Engineer: Blake Lampkin
Executive Producer: Jack Eidt
Show Created by Mark and JP Morris
Music: Javier Kadry
Episode 44
Photo courtesy of Kiss the Ground
Updated 5 February 2021
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