#178 Responding to your comments & suggestions

🌍 Support our project (& kitchen team) here: https://projectkamp.com/support In this update we dive a bit deeper into the challenges we face on our land this season, but also into YouTube comments. You might think we don't read them, but we are! And to respond to some of your burning questions and suggesions, we made this video. But that's not the only comment we're highlighting this video. Stick around until the end to find out! 📚 Check the Research module (help out remotely!) https://community.projectkamp.com/res... 🥇 Become a Patreon Member and watch our newest updates 2 weeks ahead without ads   / one_army   💬 Or hang out in our online community. Also cool!   / discord   💻 Call for coders for the software of the Community Platform https://github.com/ONEARMY/community-... 📖 Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:51 Health & Safety 02:37 Fuel management 03:57 Why haven't we done anything with the area we chopped in the beginning of this season? 05:09 Are we still buying new land for the project? 07:39 Video team challenges 10:07 What do people at Kamp struggle with? 15:51 Our kitchen team needs another cook 16:38 Answering your most asked questions 23:54 Highlighting positive YouTube comments 24:41 Giving our neighbour Jorge his "Donation" 🏕️ What is Project Kamp? In 2020, we bought an abandoned piece of land in Portugal to prototype a more sustainable way of living. Our goal is to try to find another way to live, one that is more in harmony with our environment. There is a lot to figure out: what building material we use for houses, how do we store energy, what do we eat. We believe the future of mankind is living and working in communities. Sharing resources and working together. We are building a community on our land to test it in real life and collaborate with our online community. And we research this not just for ourselves, but for the whole planet. Our goal is to develop a blueprint that people around the world can replicate. All the information, learning and things we develop are shared open source online. So everyone in the world can use it. The entire process is documented in videos. Not sure how it will go, but let's see :)