Category Archives: Holistic Management

Episode #90: Holistic Management Down Under

Posted on May 10, 2010 by frank

In this first episode of the Holistic Management series, we are joined by Dr. Judi Earl of Holistic Management International Australia. Dr. Earl is a researcher who supports HM practitioners in Australia. We discuss the shortcomings of research in whole … Continue reading →

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Episode #56: The Soil Carbon Coalition with Peter Donovan

Posted on June 29, 2009 by frank

In this interview, Peter Donovan and I talk about the difference between divergent and convergent solutions, the utility of policy to mitigate climate change, and the concept of a soil carbon sequestration competition as a means of shifting our strategy. … Continue reading →

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Episode #34: Holistic Management with Allan Savory (Part II)

Posted on August 6, 2008 by frank

In part two of our interview with Allan Savory, we discuss the process of developing a holisticgoal, the role of monitoring in Holistic Management, and the scientific evidence that supports the claims of Holistic management. I conclude with a brief … Continue reading →

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Episode #33: Holistic Management with Allan Savory (Part I)

Posted on July 25, 2008 by frank

Allan Savory is the pioneer of Holistic Management, a decision making framework that has had exceptional success stories in the areas of range and livestock management. In this interview, Allan lays out the basics of Holistic Management, how he discovered … Continue reading →