Groundswell

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Ceceile J @RT89392719 Jun 29 The first two films of the directors Rebecca and Joshua Tickell's trilogy stand very well on their own, and their award-winning film, Groundswell, is no exception. Directors Rebecca and Joshua Tickell are so skilled at creating an experience that works well as an introduction for those new to the regenerative agriculture conversation, as well as at capturing the movement's growth and expansion for returning viewers. The film takes a journey to visit thriving regenerative farms around the world. It captures the narrative that naturally unfolds from following with such consideration. With recurring appearances of farmer and prominent figure in the regenerative moment, Gabe Brown, advocating for farmers and sharing his story of the work he has done and continues to do for the regenerative movement. The film wonderfully showcases how grand the movement has become and how many passionate people are dedicating their lives to saving the planet, nourish the land, and support farmers. See more Meghann W @meggie1995 Jun 23 I couldn't stop smiling while watching Groundswell. The further I got into the film, the more hopeful, energized and inspired I felt. What I loved most is that it doesn't just focus on the challenges. It shows real people and real solutions already making a difference around the world. From carbon markets to tree-based agriculture, this film reminded me that regeneration isn't just something for the future. It's already happening all around the world. It's also the kind of film that leaves you noticing something new each time you watch it. Groundswell left me feeling motivated to keep learning, keep sharing and keep helping spread this message. See more Bee M @beemaple Jun 21 What better way to promote more sustainable agriculture than AI slop clipart and celebrities reading easily fact-checkable nonsense like you're a child. Do yourself a favour and boycott - given how boring it manages to be, you'd be doing yourself a favour. See more Finian M @Finianmakepeace Jun 17 This film not only gives the audience a very clear understanding of what regeneration of soil is but also why it is so critical for human health, carbon sequestration, replenishing fresh water, increasing biodiversity, and building resilience to flood, fire, and drought, in our landscapes. What makes it even more critical is that it brings the audience around the world providing clear and reliable evidence that regenerative agriculture can be used anywhere by any scale of agriculture to heal our world. Must watch if you want to understand there is a way forward for humanity on this planet. We can be stewards of this earth and heal it. And, it can happen faster than we ever thought possible. See more sunnie L @RT27729696 Jun 13 This documentary gives me hope the world is changing for the better. It really shows what we can do as humans to make the world a better place. See more Read all reviews

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