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Holistic Management: A Commonsense Revolution to Restore Our Environment
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- Narrated by: Paul W. Griffiths
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Publisher's Summary
Fossil fuels and livestock grazing are often targeted as major culprits behind climate change and desertification. But Allan Savory, cofounder of the Savory Institute, begs to differ. The bigger problem, he warns, is our mismanagement of resources. Livestock grazing is not the problem; it's how we graze livestock. If we don't change the way we approach land management, irreparable harm from climate change could continue long after we replace fossil fuels with environmentally benign energy sources.
Holistic management is a systems-thinking approach for managing resources, developed by Savory decades ago after observing the devastation of desertification in his native Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Properly managed livestock are key to restoring the world's grassland soils, the major sink for atmospheric carbon, and minimizing the most damaging impacts on humans and the natural world.
This audiobook updates Savory's paradigm-changing vision for reversing desertification, stemming the loss of biodiversity, eliminating fundamental causes of human impoverishment throughout the world, and climate change. Reorganized chapters make it easier for listeners to understand the framework for holistic management and the four key insights that underlie it.
This long-anticipated new edition is written for new generations of ranchers, farmers, ecological and social entrepreneurs, and development professionals working to address global environmental and social degradation. It offers new hope that a sustainable future for humankind and the world we depend on is within reach.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.
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- Shawn Oueinsteen
- 10-28-18
Ideas To Save the the World, Told Poorly
Savory's ideas about regenerative agriculture and how to do it are what all humans need to hear. But it would have helped if he had used a professional recording studio. He also could be less wordy and boring.
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- Kyle Thomas
- 07-23-19
this wonderful knowledge needs mastered.
The information in this work is splendid. There are hisses that can be startling and painful when the volume is high in order to hear the quiet speech throughout.
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- GiGi
- 06-24-20
Amazing book, really bad recording
At first I thought it was the app skipping back for some odd reason. Then realized it was actually bad editing of the recording. there are quite numerous times in the book when it just repeats itself from a few words to a whole 5 min( maybe even more( I think it was chapter 19, when he was talking about elephants.
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- Aubrey DeMIlle
- 07-21-21
Fantastic Principles, Lacking Delivery
While Allan Savory's work and message are the only hope the world has to restore fertility to farmland and hope to nations, I deeply wish that this audio book's presentation could have been better.
I love Allan Savory's voice and orator skill, but I fail to understand why they kept him as a partial narrator. It is jarring to switch between speakers mid sentence, and while this only happened a handful of times, it made the sections where it happened nigh on impossible to understand.
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- J. Casey Bourgeois
- 07-21-20
Personally can barely get through the narration.
This is an incredibly important book, but for me personally I find the narration impossible to stay focused on. It might just be me, but something about the narrator's voice and accent, It takes so much effort to listen.
I'm constantly hitting rewind because I've spaced out and I'm thinking of other things. It's unfortunate because this book is a vital resource. Get the paper book!
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- Eric
- 12-05-18
Everyone should read this!
This book is an an example of what happens when a man has ideas and collaborates with openness, curiosity and love to see them developed. Allan Savory, by regularly collaborating to improve his management process has shown us all what the collective intelligence can do that individual cannot. We can regenerate our land and reverse climate change.
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- George Walker
- 08-03-18
Wonderful
This is the direction we need to move, it makes compete sense. We are moving full steam ahead with holistic management on our farm.
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- J. Oddo
- 07-12-18
Inspiring
Very inspiring. Well read. It provides a systematic framework for making decisions and monitoring decisions made. It is applicable to agriculture, people's personal lives, and urban America. This management system has potential to bridge the rural/urban gap that is present in America.
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- J. Reimer
- 05-18-18
A Real Epiphany
As a learning farmer I was encouraged that so much quality of food and life can come from modest places. Allen casts a practical vision based on "wholeness." This is really brilliant!!
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- Anonymous User
- 04-15-22
Best Book I’ve Encountered
Hands down, by far and away, the most invigorating and inspiring compilation of words I have consumed in my life. The clear and detailed explanation of ‘holistic living’ given has already begun to free my mental space from the clutter of wondering what holistic living is. Instead, I now concentrate on my personal holistic context and how to best act it out in each moment.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-15-19
A blueprint to save the Earth
A truly inspired book that needs the very widest circulation to reverse ecological damage to the Earth.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-29-19
By far best land management book worldwide!
Great resource for everyone! didn't expect to find a budgeting section, which is great. Allan really covers it all, extremely well delivered. the narrator is amazing and allans own voice fills in voids which adds great depth
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- Anonymous User
- 03-17-20
A 'Must Listen'
If only our world leaders and farmers adopted the practices outlined in this book ...
The contents of this book give me hope for our future, thank you to Allan, his team and to all of the farmers working to save our planet. Thank you.
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- Mr Stuart
- 07-18-21
very informative
Be prepared for a new way of thinking, it just makes sense, all of it does.
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- Drew L-J
- 07-24-20
A very important book.
Whether you are in food production or not, read this book. it will change your viewpoint.
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- rabbittibbar
- 06-08-20
read it right away!
compulsory reading for anyone who's decisions and actions have a profound impact on the lives of others. actually that's practically everyone. should be on the curriculum regardless of the chosen field of study or vocational training. a compendium of how to do things right. an important book for the world. very well done.
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- SteveN
- 10-28-21
Excellent
Both the authors and narrators have published a comprehensive and enjoyable book that illuminates and directs the way to better agricultural management.
if you wish to understand how we (humans) have reduced global stability by destabiling carbon levels for example, through the desire to improve livestock and grain production and therefore work to reduce our impact, then this is the book for you.
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- Mr A J Spicer
- 03-01-19
Too good to be true
https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2017-2-march-april/feature/allan-savory-says-more-cows-land-will-reverse-climate-change
"If I had most of the credible range scientists getting together to write papers saying I was full of crap, I'd do some real soul-searching," he replied. "As a scientist, that's what you'd have to do. But I don't know if he is a scientist."
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- Anonymous User
- 04-06-19
Very informative
Fantastic information, very well set out with the Holistic management framework on the PDF to support the book
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- Anonymous User
- 09-09-18
food for thought!!
I feel a better way of looking at a vast majority of problems with the world today.
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- Anonymous User
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Important stuff
Great book giving hope to all about the possibilities that agriculture and in particular the management of agriculture can provide answers to global issues around global warming and and providing safe profitable food and fiber.
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An Environmental/Agricultural leadership must!
This book breaks down some seriously damaging myths about environmental management. Having studied Environmental science 10 years ago and again now, I hadn't come across his ideas in mainstream science. BUT, they should be taught to all Environmental and Agriculture majors throughout the world. This book is a game changer.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-26-22
a few little skip backs
a few little skip backs throughout the book. I like how it was read with some additions from the author.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-25-21
Intense, dry BRILLIANT
I listen to holistic management on audible and will now buy and study a hard copy. It’s one of the hardest books I’ve had to listen to but the information is fantastic and has a lot to contribute to everyone particularly those involved in agriculture or who are concerned about their environment.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-13-21
A stunning and mind blowing content
It is time we all put the efforts to save our planet for the well-being of the future generations, and we all have a role to play for this happen unconventionally. Thanks for this amazing book. I love the alternative narration between Paul and Allan, it made it so original.
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- X
- 08-09-21
A superb book, highly recommended
Fantastic and best of all applies no matter where you live. Too many books are targeted at American audiences but this works worldwide. I cannot recommend it enough. I'll be getting the rest of the savory institute ebooks asap
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- Anonymous User
- 06-30-21
great book
The first time is quite Hart to follow but second and third time it's easy.
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- Toni Geary
- 05-03-21
Awesome book, but!
The content of this audio book is great, but I could not finish it as the narrator is terrible.