Growing Home
Synopsis
A couple in rural France spent three years developing a glamping site that promotes sustainable agriculture and community engagement.
Synopsis
Sandra Alderden and Santitham Bonneis operate a glamping site in rural France. They focus on sustainable farming and organic vegetable production. The couple emphasizes the need for an equal exchange with nature. Their practices reflect a commitment to permaculture principles, aiming to restore the land. Through their work, they encourage others to engage with local food systems and rethink their relationship with the environment. Directed by Benny Vink, "Growing Home" documents their efforts and philosophy.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Santi and his partner as they embrace sustainable living.
- Find out how they created a glamping site in the countryside.
- See how permaculture offers tools for better food production.
- Discover the urgency of giving back to the earth.
Did You Know
- Santi and his partner spent two to three years finding their roots in the countryside.
- They opened a glamping site to help people recharge and connect with nature.
- The concept of permaculture is described as permanent agriculture.
- Santi believes that in the earth's timeline, human life is just five minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is permaculture?
Permaculture means permanent agriculture and provides tools for sustainable food production.
What did the creators of the glamping site want to achieve?
They aimed to create a place in the countryside where people could rest, recharge, and connect with nature.
How long did it take to develop the plan for the glamping site?
It took about two to three years to develop the plan before they set it in action.
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