Holistic Management Overview:
What it is, how it can benefit you, your organisation and the communities you serve; why it is key to achieving social, economic and environmental health.
Participants should know how to keep livestock safe, healthy and productive through low-stress herding and holistic planned grazing whilst simultaneously healing the soils, plants and natural water sources.
What it is, how it can benefit you, your organisation and the communities you serve; why it is key to achieving social, economic and environmental health.
Viewing the land a whole new way; land regeneration principles and evidence of successful restoration.
We visit and engage with a community that are managing their land and livestock holistically.
Mapping grazing “paddocks” and water points, planning social infrastructure (committees, agreements) and physical infrastructure (predator-proof kraals, water storage and delivery for large herds) .
Getting livestock to the right place at the right time and with the right behavior.
Implementing the grazing plan using low-stress herding and handling techniques.
Managing livestock to keep them healthy, productive and safe
Learning to read the land for signs that its health is improving or diminishing; monitoring land restoration success with communities.
ACHM also provides follow-up support as graduates implement the programme in communities. Our facilitators have years of experience in implementing programmes themselves and can help build the confidence of graduates as they coach them through challenges they are likely to experience, making sure they learn from them. Additional fees apply.