Welcome to Our Video Library on Organic Land Management
Whether you're a seasoned practitioner looking to deepen your expertise or just beginning your journey toward sustainable land stewardship, you'll find valuable insights here.
This library brings together carefully curated videos, documentaries, and visual tutorials that cover the principles and practices of working with the land organically—from soil health and biodiversity to regenerative techniques and ecological balance. As an ever-growing collection, we continually update all areas with new content, emerging research, and fresh perspectives from the field.
Solar energy
Courtesy Peter Hazel
Solar Energy: how plants, cycling water, manage the energy of the sun.
The small water cycle
Courtesy Peter Hazel
The Small Water Cycle: How the small water cycle works.
Erosion & Deposition
Courtesy Peter Hazel
Erosion and Deposition: how water, powered by gravity, shapes our landscapes
Surface Roughness
Courtesy Peter Hazel
Surface Roughness: why vegetation is key to slowing water’s path
Soil Infiltration
Courtesy Peter Hazel
Soil Infiltration: Managing the soil surface to retain soil moisture
Thinking Like Water
Thinking Like Water is a documentary film produced by R3 Productions that explores the 25+ years of Bill Zeedyk’s pioneering work in the restoration of ecosystems.
Farming Water
In the middle of a semi-arid dustpan is a one-hectare patch of tropical rainforest, built by sensible and sustainable practises and clever use of available resources.
Dr. Ethan Gordon
I had an amazing time with the Institute of Ecological Agriculture.More...
Save Soil
As humanity struggles against climate change, conflict and unprecedented societal changes, the world's leading climate and environmental scientists collaborate with Sadhguru to highlight an even greater threat, which can be transformed into a tremendous opportunity, if we act within the next few years.
Tim Thompson
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How Fast Can You Regenerate a Farm?
Can a farm really bounce back from erosion and drought? In this episode, I visit Martin Royds at Jillamatong (Braidwood, NSW), a long term practitioner of natural sequence farming and regenerative agriculture, who has spent 30 years rehydrating his property, restoring wetlands, and increasing biodiversity. But that’s not all — I also meet Phoebe, who has transformed her farm in just 3 years using the same techniques. This side-by-side look reveals how quickly (and effectively) you can turn degraded farmland into thriving landscapes with the right practices.
Stopped Blackberries Without Spraying
Blackberries are one of Australia’s most stubborn farm weeds — and spraying often doesn’t work. On this farm, they’re disappearing without chemicals.