Exploring Permaculture in Forestry with Andrew Millison | In the Woods Podcast
In this episode of 'In the Woods' podcast, hosted by Lauren Grand of Oregon State University's Extension Service, we delve into the application of permaculture principles in forestry. Joined by Andrew Millison, a seasoned permaculture designer and educator, we uncover how permaculture oriented thinking—ranging from road placements to water harvesting and species diversity—can transform forest management for long-term health, productivity, and resilience. Learn about practical examples from Oregon and global insights, including innovative projects in India and Sub-Saharan Africa. Whether you are an experienced forester or a small woodland owner, this episode is packed with actionable insights and advanced strategies to enhance ecological sustainability and economic benefits in forestry.
00:00 Introduction to In the Woods Podcast
00:35 Meet Your Host and Today's Topic
00:58 Introduction to Permaculture with Andrew Millison
02:13 Permaculture Principles in Forestry
04:05 Water Harvesting and Road Placement
06:05 Long-Term Forest Development and Diversity
09:41 Real-World Examples of Permaculture in Action
13:00 Permaculture in Global Contexts
19:54 Practical Applications for Landowners
25:06 Low-Cost, High-Impact Permaculture Techniques
30:33 Lightning Round and Final Thoughts
34:32 Closing Remarks and Credits
