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Articles on the Web

Environmental Management

• Grazing management for healthy soils by Christine Jones
• How to build new topsoil by Christine Jones
• Erosion: why it happens and what to do about it by Wilma Keppel
• Excellent demonstration of the water cycle
• The American Sahara — The New Desert Beneath Our Feet by Thomas J. Elpel

Holistic Management

• Achieving the Triple Bottom Line—Really by Allan Savory
• Taking a Holistic Approach by Allan Savory
• Brittle and Nonbrittle Environments by Thomas J. Elpel
• The “one horse revolution” ? “The Wildlife of Allan Savory” by C.J.Hadley

Articles about Kachana

• July 2000: "Landline" ABC TV ran a 25 minute segment on Kachana. Additional comments can be viewed on: http://www.abc.net.au/landline/stories/s148500.htm (Thanks Peter and team)
• May 2000: A story published in “ROTATE” the newsletter of the INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP OF FLYING ROTARIANS I.F.F.R (AUSTRALIA) INC. AND NEW ZEALAND
• January 2000: The Cooperative Research Centre for the Sustainable Development of Tropical Savannas kindly published our letter to the editor in its magazine Issue 13 of “SAVANNA LINKS”
• July 1999: The “Out of Africa” magazine has an adapted article about Kachana (with photos) that appeared in the West Australian mid 1999. (Thank you Tom, Mike and Kerry)