Last Friday, we were invited by the Pampanga State Agricultural University (PSAU) to talk about how we used the Ryze Tello drone for our research on permaculture. This was our first time to conduct a lecture on drones virtually. Hopefully this lecture will inspire more students and researchers to use drones for research.
Watch the complete lecture here. View the presentation slides here.
The complete methodology can be downloaded here for free (Chapter 5, pp. 71-86).
Wonderful lecture today on permaculture sa HUME 112: Sustainability Science class! Thanks to all the students and profs who attended. All the best to your sustainability projects. Thank you, Prof. Maria Emilinda T. Mendoza for inviting us!
Access the presentation here.
Permaculture has been around for quite some time now but we never really knew how many people are practicing this ecological design approach in the Philippines. We need numbers, we need data. It's important to have a baseline so we can measure how successful permaculture has been from being a fringe movement to one that will impact mainstream consciousness on sustainable and regenerative agriculture and ecosystem restoration.
We're honored to be voted "Best Poster Presentation" in the recently concluded 9th Annual Conference on Environmental Science. We never really expected to draw such interest from people but it seems that permaculture is finding its place in the conversation of ecological restoration.
We would like to dedicate this victory to all the permaculture practitioners out there doing their best to make this planet a better place to live in!
Thank you to the University of the Philippines Los Banos School of Environmental Science and Management, Pampanga State Agricultural University - Formerly PAC, Philippine Environmental Science Association (PESA) for organizing this conference.
You can view the full poster here or on ResearchGate.
The interview was conducted by UPLB BS Development Communication student, Alpheus Loukas Ascan, last September 24, 2024 at UPOU for a requir...
