Life in Syntropy
Dayana Andrade, Felipe PasiniHere is where Dayana Andrade and Felipe Pasini publish in English about syntropic agriculture as a lived practice, a design approach, and a way of understanding regeneration.
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An olive grove that mimics a Mediterranean forest
This is the fifth and last of a series of five posts presenting a case study on syntropic agroforestry for restoring degraded areas in Salento, southern Italy. The first post “Syntropy in Salento, Italy” introduced the site, the regional co...
Growing vegetables among perennials
This is the fourth of a series of five posts presenting a case study on syntropic agroforestry for restoring degraded areas in Salento, southern Italy. The first post, “Syntropy in Salento, Italy”, introduced the site, the regional context,...
Keeping the traditional olives, changing everything else
This is the third of a series of five posts presenting a case study on syntropic agroforestry for restoring degraded areas in Salento, southern Italy. The first post “Syntropy in Salento, Italy” introduced the site, the regional context, th...
A garden that is also an orchard and a reforestation area
This is the second of a series of five posts presenting a case study on syntropic agroforestry for restoring degraded areas in Salento, southern Italy.
The first post “Syntropy in Salento, Italy” introduced the site, the regional context,...
Syntropy in Salento, Italy
Dayana Andrade and Felipe Pasini in one of the syntropic plots they designed and implemented in Salento, Italy.
From September 2021 until July 2025, we lived in Salento, south of Italy, and worked on a question we kept refining as we went:...
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I write about syntropic agriculture and ecological education. Interested on how agricultural innovation depends on, and gives rise to, social and cultural change.
I write from the field about syntropic farming, sharing practical lessons from projects, consultancy work, and close observation.
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