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Sustainable Footprint at Ruckle Heritage Farm on Salt Spring Island : Episode 2 of Naturally Ours

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First published at 21:49 UTC on November 8th, 2017.

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Welcome to Ruckle Heritage Farm on Salt Spring Island, and Episode 2 of Season 1, #NaturallySaltSpring, of Naturally Ours (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpV4uIM1kg4&list=PL3A91ZSWvSVUcu8R38xrg9Foc4I5id-5b)-5b)!

In this episode of Naturally Ou…

In this episode of Naturally Ours, we visit British Columbia's oldest work farm, Ruckle Heritage Farm, where we are met with beauty of place, love of the residents, and depth of understanding from farmer and caretaker, Mike Lane. Mike's understanding of ecosystems, carbon cycles, and maintaining a sustainable footprint on Ruckle Heritage Farm far exceeds that of many who study the environmental science. Why? Because he is intimately familiar with the land and the animals he works with and cares for everyday. We learned so much from him, in our brief visit.

Missed Episode 1? Catch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtvSrYloS3g

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Discover more about:

- Salt Spring Island at http://www.saltspringtourism.com/
- Ruckle Heritage Farm: http://www.ruckleheritagefarm.com/
- Ruckle Provincial Park: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/ruckle/

We will be sharing more on all of the people and places above on different platforms of social media with the hashtags #NaturallySaltSpring and #NaturallyOurs.

You can also follow along with our adventures at http://roamancing.com, and connect with us on twitter at https://twitter.com/Roamancing, on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/roamancing, and with me, Erica, on instagram at http://instagram.com/EricaHargreave.

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Season 1 of Naturally Ours, Naturally Salt Spring, is brought to you by the creatives of Ahimsa Media (http://ahimsamedia.com/) and Nice Lady Productions (http://www.niceladyproductions.com/).

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