On September 10th and 11th,2014; SDSU and the SD Grassland Coalition hosted Allan Savory for two days of grassland related teaching, seminars, and a field day. Through the course of the seminar Savory shared his views on human history and the use of what he deemed three basic historical human tools: technology, fire, and environmental ‘rest’; and how each has influenced modern day thinking.
Comments by Allan Savory, Zimbabwean Biologist
