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Bioregional Awareness Bioregional Interweaving Bioregional Friendship

Bioregional Awareness Bioregional Interweaving Bioregional Friendship

Are you Bioregionally Aware? Get Aware and Join us for the next Trans-Bioregional Circle Co-ordination Call, this Thursday August 6 at 11AM EST, please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ys1vZG7_T665o-riy3aZgg This is the 4th seasonal call in the Series intiated by Tyler Wakefield

The Earth doesn’t need us to save it. It needs us to remember it. La Tierra no necesita que la salves. Necesita que la recuerdes.

The Earth doesn’t need us to save it. It needs us to remember it. La Tierra no necesita que la salves. Necesita que la recuerdes.

By our dear collaborator Salvadore Perez based in Albal, Valencia Spain. Orginal Spanish and English translation. Gracias Salva! Es difícil y doloroso observar cómo los montes de la península ibérica arden. Una más de las mal llamadas catástrofes naturales que nos muestran, una vez más, que el modo de vida

An Ancient Futures Journey in the Himalayas with Pramod Parajuli

An Ancient Futures Journey in the Himalayas with Pramod Parajuli

Traditional Himalayan life was based on understanding the water cycle, the sacred union between Indra and Lakshmi. In the face of dramatic disruption, renewed ecological wisdom must shape a restorative, regenerative vision for Nepal and this wider region known as the world's Third Pole

Riane Eisler and John D. Liu in Conversation: Weaving Partnership Systems with the Flourishing Path

Riane Eisler and John D. Liu in Conversation: Weaving Partnership Systems with the Flourishing Path

Partnership expresses the values of equality, care, mutual aid and non-violence. The Flourishing Path is a movement that embodies Partnership values – it describes the vision of Dr. Jane Goodall for an alternative to humanity's current path of destruction. A path of consciousness and generosity.

StoryWeaving Salon with Phil Tovey and Sarah Hendel-Blackford: How does an otter or an earthworm experience risk?

StoryWeaving Salon with Phil Tovey and Sarah Hendel-Blackford: How does an otter or an earthworm experience risk?

The "Risks Beyond Human Eyes" project engaged with the River Tone in Somerset, United Kingdom as a unique life-place of shared human and multispecies lineages dating back to previous glacial eras more than 11 million years ago.

Un voyage à travers le bassin du fleuve Congo avec Xavier Rouget de Fanyatu - « Just Do It »

Un voyage à travers le bassin du fleuve Congo avec Xavier Rouget de Fanyatu - « Just Do It »

L'initiative Fanyatu protège et restaure les forêts le long du bassin du fleuve Congo grâce au pouvoir de la permaculture communautaire et à l'« action pour la connaissance ».

A journey through the Congo River Basin with Xavier Rouget of Fanyatu - "Just Do It"

A journey through the Congo River Basin with Xavier Rouget of Fanyatu - "Just Do It"

The Fanyatu initiative is protecting and restoring forests along the Congo River Basin through the power of community-led permaculture and "action for knowledge." Communities have planted 8 million trees in 3 years while developing food, energy, housing and water autonomy.