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And that mission is to restore groundwater to a significant extent greatly enhancing the living environment and provide subsurface irrigation to support highly productive agricultural systems through the fifth water harvesting technique The water system features a seamless intricately connected layout This characteristic is precisely the most intelligent and outstanding aspect of the entire water design on this property Because in a hundred years from now this system will still be here She will continue nurturing this land with strength and I do this for generations to come And they will be the ones benefiting from it driving efforts to heal Mother Earth Providing a sanctuary for all the little beings around us We truly followed the trail to discover where the water source originated There's a large stone slab right behind my property that has been completely cleared of vegetation A massive torrent of water surged from that crack devastating and sweeping away everything in its path You will learn about the seven key water harvesting techniques This farm boasts seven reservoirs and remarkably unique water collection features And this is truly one of the most innovative water systems I've ever witnessed Where water is continuously circulated across the entire area to maximize absorption Restore the entire waterfront and transform this place into a lush vibrant paradise Yet just a few years ago this land had suffered severe water shortages leading to serious soil degradation But thanks to the creation of a complex system that channels and stores water from the hilltop down to the lower slope The richness of nature has truly returned to this land Abundant water supports vigorous grass growth meaning the soil becomes healthier and produce higher-quality grazing feed for livestock The system worked so effectively that even neighboring residents began joining in to expand it Transform this individual effort into a basin-wide restoration movement In this video you'll learn about the seven key water harvesting techniques ransforming this land entirely into a thriving farm ecosystem Thank you for having me here Brenda I'm genuinely excited to see how this entire system works from top to bottom This is the Taviarosa farm and when I first arrived here the land was extremely dry and nearly desertified But at the time I was certain there would be an abundant water supply We collected plenty of moisture which surely meant there was groundwater present We drilled one well then two wells and it was quite a shock when we found absolutely no water at all On the third drilling attempt we struck saline water again About a year later we continued drilling and managed to find only a small seepage flowing at a rate of about 5.5 liters per minute After living here for about a year and a half I took a weekend trip away Three days after returning I discovered my home had completely lost water The water tank had a leak resulting in the loss of over 3 000 liters of water So my dreams of starting my own farm were nearly dissolved into thin air from the very starting line In that very moment the true value of water became perfectly clear to me The irony is that I live right here in this small valley and have countless seasonal streams and a little brook There's a powerful water current just above my house That is precisely the fundamental issue with degraded land and nutrient-poor soil lacking vegetative cover Even in the rain the water merely washed away without soaking into the ground But when you know how to harvest water into reservoirs and earthen structures to retain it allowing water to slowly seep into the ground At that time you not only stored water on the ground but also replenished the underground aquifer create a sustainable water source for extraction I began researching the water source's potential for recovery and I came across Jetwise’s projects from Elemental Ecosystem and WaterStory My friend and colleague Jetwise from the WaterStory team a community dedicated to teaching and inspiring people worldwide on how to restore water circulation systems Their team arrived and has been working here to develop water harvesting and storage systems elp restore the water source and rehydrate the entire area The way these waterfalls were constructed The primary goal is to reinject the water back into the ground and allow it to percolate through the surrounding aquifers And thus we have this evergreen lushness this carpet of drooping foliage The coolness vitality and strong productivity of the place Jet and I walked the entire plot surveying it together and jointly devised a plan We truly traced the source to see where the water originated There's a large rock right behind my property that's been completely cleared of vegetation A massive torrent of water surged from that crack devastating and sweeping away everything in its path along the creek The first thing Jet and I thought about was how we could capture that amount of water o slow down the water flow right at the headwaters of the stream Let's take a look together Yes let's take a stroll around The first water harvesting technique is the Sediment Trap Hole designed at the highest point of the land to collect sediment and prevent soil erosion caused by heavy rainwater rushing down the steep slope behind So this is basically where everything begins Yes it truly performs an incredibly remarkable function All the area above here that you're seeing is the watershed above us And this lake is retaining all the soil washed down from that hillside That means the landowner up there cut down all the trees and caused this erosion That's exactly right—it had to endure the heaviest blows by absorbing the overwhelming surge This pond prevents sediment and nutrients from clogging the rest of the system below Let's go explore the rest of the system together—it's amazing This seemingly simple pond actually serves as an extremely vital ecological oasis This lake lies deeper within the forest where you'll encounter Hunai alongside a variety of animals from deer and lions to bears What's so beautiful about it This is a crucial factor for the farming system below because when you provide wildlife with a safe and abundant habitat to live in Especially predatory species such as the lion They are less likely to conflict with your pets in open moonlit fields This location sits high within the basin Therefore everything from here onward we can manage through these systems thus from this village gate you can see how the water always flows this way It is truly an astonishing amount of water The water then continues into the third-stage water harvesting technology infiltration pools These infiltration basins capture rainwater at strategic locations helping maintain soil moisture across the entire landscape throughout the year So right now we're standing directly beneath the upstream area right below the lake we just saw You should build large ponds in locations with sufficient space Then along this stream you create small ponds that look like these little pouches Yes they actually work extremely well They are miniature ecosystems ideal habitats for a variety of animal species and this tiny micropond will retain water throughout the entire summer I can see that she's basically allowing the water to gradually seep into the soil soaking in little by little slowly and steadily and formed the underground aquifer beneath it Exactly that slow and continuous process of water infiltration It functions like a drip irrigation system moisturizing the entire landscape Now we're shooting downward toward the moonlit grassland area where the water flows down in a snake-like pattern over the steep steps The land here also serves as the path we walk every day Fourth water harvesting technique the water collection route Water Harvesting Pathway Most pathways and especially roads today typically cause runoff and water loss but the water collection path actually captures rainwater and directs it toward reservoirs Instead of letting it slip away wastefully This is a sloping entrance ramp Thus we are essentially diverting all the water from the hillside right here And there's a small channel that directs water into another channel which then flows straight into the reservoir The overflow from that reservoir will continue flowing into the fifth water collection system This feature is undoubtedly the most intelligent and outstanding aspect of the entire water design on this property So this is the upper pond This lake receives water flowing down from the hillside above then channels it to this terrace and directs it down to the lower lake Although the two lakes are located quite close to each other instead of allowing water to flow directly from one lake straight into the other The water is again guided in a lateral flow along the entire length of the pressure conduit It flows back and forth forming a winding narrow path maximizing the surface area of contact between the flowing water and the ground This means more water will penetrate deeper into the ground across the entire landscape More than anywhere I've ever visited this place is the perfect testament to the precision of channel-based irrigation engineering In this way we achieved a significantly higher rate of water infiltration into the soil which is precisely what makes it truly unique For the system to operate smoothly the terrain of the site was analyzed with extremely high precision The power of water and the way it finds its path are truly astonishing Water from the lower terrace will likely flow onward into the sixth water harvesting system the Patrapong Grassland Pond This water management plan is not only beneficial for the ecosystem but also supports a comprehensive grazing and regeneration system Water is collected and stored in these unlined reservoirs where some water gradually seeps into the soil to recharge the shallow aquifer grasses and grazing plants flourish abundantly anks to the increased warmth from greater abundance and this creates ideal feeding conditions for the regenerative grazing system There's our bull Iris coming over to say hello Maybe we should back up a bit Yes You can now see how these cows are working in perfect harmony with the water systems Brenda oversees the grazing animals with careful precision truly aiding in land restoration This brings us to the seventh water harvesting technique The technique might just surprise you Pasture-raised livestock This is why in the pasture-raising system The grassland is divided into small sections Animals graze on the grass simultaneously enriching the soil with their manure and then they will be moved to a new area to allow the grazing land time to rest and regenerate The cattle have finished grazing in this meadow That's why we continuously graze the grass down to a certain level give it time to rest and then bring in more animals to graze again This rotational grazing method effectively increases the total grass productivity because it accurately mics the very conditions under which grass evolved to respond to being grazed by migrating herds of herbivores This explosive growth combined with animal manure will produce tons of rich organic matter in the soil And for every 1% increase in organic matter conte The soil will be able to absorb an additional 95 000 liters of water per 4 000 square meters It greatly enhances the soil's water retention capacity creating a self-sustaining cycle of regeneration where the land becomes more fertile and the abundant moisture in the soil continues to nourish the grass Good harvest long-lasting extending deep into the dry season Brenda's success didn't just save her land And it also inspired the neighbors to follow suit Hey can you walk along the steps and step through the gate Hey Linda how have you been lately When we first officially met I took her around to see the results and the work Jack and I have carried out over the years she had fallen completely in love with it Brenda's farm's water system is now connected beneath Linda's property and together they are restoring this vast landscape We are now stepping through a gateway and we're truly walking on a staircase that during the rainy season will become a shared stream flowing through both homes Many people have asked me what we can do when we don't have full control over an entire watershed My answer has always been about cooperation among neighbors so it's truly wonderful to be standing here and witness how neighboring landowners are genuinely collaborating to restore the watershed on a large scale Now we're standing in an area I like to call the small lake where an underground spring rises to the surface en flows down the slope and collects in a small reservoir where it remains until the reservoir is completely full and throughout the time it flows down the slope it continuously nourishes the soil constantly replenishing the groundwater When this small pond fills up water will flow through the gate and spill over the other side where the overflowing stream will feed the steps And before you know it those steps will once again be pouring water into my large reservoir called the Oasis Thanks to the seamless cooperation among neighbors she was able to proactively prepare in the Xiaoliu area o welcome what we are certain will unfold at the Upper Realm Therefore understanding what your neighbors are doing Planning accordingly is crucial and thanks to that we've avoided the usual complications The true power lies in the synergistic effect When neighbors came together to build this water infrastructure they connected all the systems together As a result we truly generate positive impacts across the entire watershed And all these reservoirs are currently serving a vast array of different functions Yet when combined they are collectively fulfilling a great and vital mission and that mission is to restore groundwater to a significant extent greatly enhancing the living environment and provide subsurface irrigation to support highly productive agricultural systems The implementation of this management role united support of the flowing waters advancing efforts to heal Mother Earth bringing hope to all small beings Here is a place to dwell and enjoy life Just as we have been blessed with the privilege to live here Many people ask me why I do this work Because in 100 years this system will still be here It will continue to nourish this land with strength watering every corner of this valley I do this for future generations and they will be the ones to benefit from it If you have the ability to carry out this work o revive a degraded piece of land and restore it to a fertile thriving state That truly is a highly worthwhile use of your resources The entire basin here will be put to good use From such structures this land can now be cultivated in a regenerative way for generations to come one 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