TED: Regenerative living can restore a broken world | Paul Hawken

The speaker shares a transformative childhood experience with a mockingbird and a dead frog, leading to a lifelong commitment to restoring nature. They explore regenerative agriculture, critiquing industrial agriculture's environmental impact. Emphasizing regeneration's principles, the speaker highlights community and reciprocity's role in healing ecosystems. They stress the importance of ensuring a regenerative future for coming generations.

What does the narrator mean by saying 'life exists in a cell'?

How does the narrator's daughter react to the night sky, and what does it signify?

In what ways does the narrator suggest we can restore and regenerate life on Earth?

What is the significance of the phrase 'we are community' in the context of the narrator's message?