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A StoryMoss StoryWeaving Salon with Evgenia Emets of Eternal Forest Sanctuary

A StoryMoss StoryWeaving Salon with Evgenia Emets of Eternal Forest Sanctuary

"What if a forest could again be a sacred space for us?" asks artist and poet Evgenia Emets. "How could we steward it and create it in such a way, bringing artistic vision and regenerative design, that people fall in love with the forest once again?"

Rupture and Renewal: A word-weaving from the World Adaptation Forum

Rupture and Renewal: A word-weaving from the World Adaptation Forum

Could collapse be liberating? Could the warm social bonds of Mutual Aid that have always been our deepest human nature help us dismantle the 'MegaMachine' and allow something more flexible and robust to emerge in its place, asks Pablo Servigne at the World Adaptation Forum in Budapest, Hungary

A Field Kitchen for Slow Disasters - healing food landscapes in the Cape Floristic Region of South Africa

A Field Kitchen for Slow Disasters - healing food landscapes in the Cape Floristic Region of South Africa

A "Food for Landscapes: Recipes for Slow Disaster" activation builds collective engagement through art, food and ecology, bringing a deep time lens to situations of social and ecological disaster to discover ways of restoring relationships between people and land.

'No Sheep, No Vikings' - In Conversation with Katy Chada

'No Sheep, No Vikings' - In Conversation with Katy Chada

Norwegian regenerative systems designer Katy Chada has partnered with sheep, a biocultural keystone species, to restore the soils of the Lerfald Gård Farm, in the Midt-Norge Bioregion. Katy's bioregional weaving with the Monviso Institute inspires her deepening story of place.

The waggle dance of the Bees: a perspective from southern Africa by Megan Lindow

The waggle dance of the Bees: a perspective from southern Africa by Megan Lindow

Like the bees who dance to communicate, we too can presence with one another, co-regulating our nervous systems and tapping our innate gifts for knowledge, wisdom and healing.

In Conversation with Maria Elena Daynes and Marie-Angel Chevrier de Rien, Théra

In Conversation with Maria Elena Daynes and Marie-Angel Chevrier de Rien, Théra

In this conversation, StoryMoss explores European indigeneity and the French cultural roots of bioregioning with Maria-Elena Daynes and Marie-Angel Chevrier de Rien, speaking from the Bioregional Learning Centre of Thera, in the south-west of France. Focusing entirely on bioregioning, the 12th International r3.0 conference held in

Pete Jeffs - Reflection on Kwakwaka'wakw Clam Gardens

Pete Jeffs - Reflection on Kwakwaka'wakw Clam Gardens

Dr. Lyla June Johnston's r3.0 keynote, entitled Indigenous Regenerative BioRegional Design, discussed various forms of Indigenous agriculture – the Shawnee Chestnut Groves & the Ahupua’a System in Hawaii and the Kwakwaka’wakw Clam Gardens.