The Language Of Nature

Ambisonic Spaces

What is the language of nature? How can we tap into this dialect and translate what it’s communicating, revealing, and expressing? The practice of observing and listening to nature over time is a skill that Barack Ben-Amots has been doing at Flying Pig Farm since 2014. Flying Pig Farm is a community garden that’s 100% chemical free, focusing on food and nutritional education and practices permaculture. Discover how listening improves the well-being of this community and the nature they habitat.

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