I’m sharing some information about a free course organised by the Cala Collective 🌱🌿
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Hello! We’re organising this practical workshop on *Saturday 7 May* to restore and boost soil fertility, and on the same day we’ll be setting up the compost bin at the Alburquerque Community Centre.
Jonás Dallador, from the Extremadura Permaculture Centre ‘La Caraba’, will be coming to run a course in the morning on *Composting* and in the afternoon on *biopreparations*. They are free of charge. Here is all the information. If you’re interested, please sign up so that we can tailor the sessions to suit all participants.

PRACTICAL TRAINING. REGENERATING AND ENHANCING SOIL FERTILITY

Now that the requirement to wear face masks indoors has ended, this is a great opportunity to re-educate ourselves on how we breathe. I know how much we’ve missed this, and I’m looking forward to returning to face-to-face sessions so I can share my experience and knowledge on the subject.
If you’d like to learn how to change your breathing pattern and, in doing so, improve your health and energy levels, join me on 18 and 19 June in Málaga.
You’ll find all the details below.
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DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR BREATHING?
👉 Don’t miss the chance to take the PRANAYAM® Fundamentals Course on 18–19 June in Málaga, with Javier Muriel at the Maria Díz Yoga School
🌞 From €95 for a blended learning format + unlimited online access to course materials INCLUDED + personal tutoring + support.
🕉 LEARN:
✔️ Physiology
✔️ Related asanas
✔️ Granthis
✔️ Bandhas
✔️ Kriyas
✔️ Mudras
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Hello! I’d like to share my experience and the results I achieved whilst trying to mark out the contour lines on an orthoimage of our farm using a Mavic Pro drone and the free version of the Dronedepoly app.

🤔 ARE ANIMALS FORGETFUL OR CONSCIOUS?
Yesterday, whilst watching a documentary with Javier, we noticed how we humans, in our quest for knowledge, tend to look for explanations in nature that fit within our own way of thinking.
The documentary was about the mechanisms trees use to disperse their seeds. One of these mechanisms, which I’m sure you’ve heard of before, involves rodents or birds. When these animals come across more seeds than they can eat, they bury them. This is brilliant for the tree, because the seed will then be able to germinate and grow. Some birds bury them at exactly the right depth for the seed to germinate 😏
Why do birds or rodents bury their leftover seeds? Science tells us it’s so they can eat them later, but that they have such a poor memory that they can’t find them afterwards. It’s…Read More