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Millicent Olal-Muchilwa - Nam Sango/Lolwe Waterkeeper, defending and re-storying East Africa's Great Lake - r3.0 weaves + dispatches

Millicent Olal-Muchilwa - Nam Sango/Lolwe Waterkeeper, defending and re-storying East Africa's Great Lake - r3.0 weaves + dispatches

"As I've grown up, the lake has basically completely degraded. The beaches were carried away by sand harvesters. When I was growing up there was no plastic in the lake, it shows you how much change has happened in 20 years" - Mickie Muchilwa (Millicent's daughter).

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.

A conversation about facing collapse with Anne Billen and Neil Davidson, And Now What

A conversation about facing collapse with Anne Billen and Neil Davidson, And Now What

"Collapse acceptance becomes the soil for what wants to grow next," says Neil Davidson. As germinating seeds, we must prepare ourselves to meet the moment when our heads poke up through the soil.

Braiding bioregional resilience and regeneration with r3.0

Braiding bioregional resilience and regeneration with r3.0

In this short conversation held in advance of the r3.0 conference, organizers Bill Baue and Ralph Thurm share their thoughts around coming together globally and locally to braid and co-evolve the bioregioning movement at this critical moment for people, life and planet.