Mar 3, 2019
Padma and Narsanna Koppula have turned a barren piece of land in Telangana's Medak district into a food forest by engaging the community that lives around it.
The principles applied here can work anywhere in the world.
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Padma and Narsanna Koppula have turned a barren piece of land in Telangana's Medak district into a food forest by engaging the community that lives around it.
The principles applied here can work anywhere in the world.
Actually snap that I'm mad now! Whoops this thing got too popular, so we can't accommodate you anymore sorry! No! A thing becoming popular means even more reason to accommodate us! I'm not going to stop kicking up a fuss until people can pet dogs in a sensory friendly environment!!!!!
That disabled feel when your own home isn't accessible
Outside Lands didn’t have good Deaf/HOH accessibility, please support my story by liking/sharing my post on their fb page. Festivals should be accessible to all!
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