This is a special extra to episode 75 with Allan Savory. We delve further here into a few areas that have been pivotal to Allan’s pioneering life. It starts with a little exchange on how wilderness and livestock-based agriculture can regenerate country together (and where they can’t).

Then we turn to the wilderness within, going back to the incredibly formative time Allan experienced as a tracker. And another as the leader of the opposition party in Rhodesia, before being forced into political exile. All this unexpectedly led to meeting his wife Jody Butterfield, setting in tow a partnership that would change the world.

We wind up with more on what success (and failure) looks like, including holistically managing government.

Title slide: Allan delivering his famous TED talk.

Music:
Gone Clear, by William Tyler off his album Modern Country.

Find more:
You can hear the rest of our conversation in the main episode, ‘Regenerating Civilisation: Allan Savory on holistic management, scaling up & a sense of survival’. 

You’ll find a series of photos on that episode web page too. 

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