ON february of 2019, I was beaten over the head with a gun and shot at my face for recording a family leaving the trash at a beautiful beach in Puerto rico. Click here for the video in question. Click here to read more abut the shooting.
In this video I talk abot what happened that day. I dropped the charges which i speak about in the video, but you can read here.in more details why I dropped the charges.
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On this episode, I go on a failed adventure in Puerto Rico as I travel to a new river but I could not manage to work my way down. But I shall head back there soon enough. So please subscribe to my youtube channel to be updated or my newsletter down below.
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After a tropical storm here in Puerto Rico, I found the coastline filled with trash as the ocean spit back out the trash that many would leave at the beach and which went ignored as many people would rather ignore the trash rather than pick it up.
I always do my one bag challenge when I go to the beach or river. It is simple, you bring a bag with you and pick up whatever you can. If everyone does it, we could change the world. Click here to read more about my challenge.
So I went and picked up whatever I could for 2 consecutive days. There was just too much trash for one man to take. Which is why I want to encourage others to start taking action and stop ignoring the trash. I am sure most of the trash that I could not take with me went right back into the ocean.
The question is WHY NOT? We often don’t think about the consequences all this trash has not only on our world but the species that inhabit it. The species that we really don’t think or no longer care about. I pick it up knowing that they suffer because of humanities stupidity.
I pick it up because I ask what type of world do we want to leave behind. I pick it up because I choose to want to do something positive for our world and the species that inhabits it and leave a positive footprint instead of negative ones. I think we as capable humans have the power to be the cure instead of the plague that humanity has become. I think we should be the caretakers of this beautiful planet and the species that inhabit it. So I will do what ever in my power to make the changes by being the change. Do you choose to be the change?
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Hello all my radically wild souls. In this video, I create a terrace on my beautiful farm in the paradise that is Puerto Rico. I plan on growing lots of veggies on these terraces.
Now I am no expert as I explain in the video. But I look to continue to experiment and make these terraces better.
Terrace farming is a method of farming whereby “steps” known as terraces are built onto the slopes of hills and mountains. When it rains, instead of rain carrying away the soil nutrients and plants down the slope, they flow to the next terrace. Every step has an outlet which channels water to the next step.
Terrace farming prevents the washing away of soil nutrients by the rains. This leads to the growth of healthy crops. Secondly, it prevents the carrying away of plants by the heavy flowing rivers of water. Sometimes rain water carries away the crops leading to low crop yield. Thirdly, terraces help in reduction of soil erosion and water loss. The fourth benefit of terrace farming is that it has made the idle hillside land become productive. Lastly, terraces trap rainwater allowing the people to engage in cultivation of water-intensive crops such as rice.
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Hello all my radically wild souls. In this video I share my thoughts on why I became the guardian of the beaches and rivers of Puerto Rico. I also wrote a blog about this topic. Click here to read more.
Click here for another protest I did on the beaches. Where I put a plastic bag over my head and a necklace of garbage to get my point across.
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The first thing I started to grow on my farm, Plantains! Plantains are members of the banana family, but they are starchier and lower in sugar. I plan on growing so much plantains and bananas on in my food forest. Follow me on my journey, subscribe to my youtube channel and visit me on all social media @radicallywild.. BE wild everyone!
Here On my beautiful farm in beautiful Puerto Rico, A gumbo limbo tree has fallen and blocked my way out on the road. All I had was a machete in my farm, so I went to work to try to remove the big trunk. Took me a while but finally got the job done. Please subscribe to my youtube channel as I will be posting more of my adventures and sharing my radically wild lifestyle, perspectives, my adventures on my farm and through out this beautiful paradise and please visit me on all social media @radicallywild
In the beautiful paradise Puerto Rico The majority of the people Grow Garbage, not food as you would find garbage all over the roads and the beautiful beaches and rivers . Which is why for the past 5 years I have dedicated my time to walk around with signs and clean up the beaches and rivers as I decided to be the guardian of the beaches and rivers. Click here to read about that.
I have lived in the beautiful island of Puerto Rico for the last 8 years. Here we have such a beautiful paradise and sadly I find that the majority of the people do not love this beautiful island as most treat this l paradise as a landfill.
Even in the land I just acquired. In the following video, I rant about the garbage I found next to my land. I plan on replacing the garbage with fruit trees and flowers as I wrote here. It is a shame that many people in Puerto Rico choose to grow garbage instead of food. When 85 percent of the food is imported.