🌳🇬🇷 Αγαπητά Μέλη (***English Text Follows) Είμαστε στην ευχάριστη θέση να σας ενημερώσουμε πως ΜΑΖΙ καταφέραμε να κερδίσουμε μια μεγάλη μάχη. Σήμερα, σε σύσκεψη που συμμετείχαν ο Υπουργός Γεωργίας,...
Well, this may surprise you, but it has never been my crew, or anyone else's. l guess things actually worked out, because there wasn't a clear leaderWell, this may surprise you, but it has never been my crew, or anyone else's. l guess things actually worked out, because there wasn't a clear leader on this one. Everybody was just doing what they thought it was the right thing to do. We barely knew each other; we were just random people, drawn to a common cause I guess. But it did work. Life lessons! 🙂 More ...
A woodman comes into the forest and begs the trees to give him a handle made of the hardest wood. The other trees selected the wood of the wild olive. The man took the handle and fitted it to his axe. Then, without a moment's hesitation, he began to chop down the trees' mighty branches and trunks, taking whatever he wanted. The oak tree then said to the ash, 'It serves us right, since we gave our enemy the handle he asked for!'
This text comes from the Mediaeval Latin fable collection of Ademar of Chabannes. Tip of the day maybe? Thought good to share anyway .....🌿
Wildland farming can change the environment, and the Knepp Estate is proof of this. By transforming agricultural deserts into something which is rich and bio...
V interesting! This is def the past and future of farming. Would be intd to find out how productive this type of farming is, ie. can it sustain ourV interesting! This is def the past and future of farming. Would be intd to find out how productive this type of farming is, ie. can it sustain our civilisation if intensively managed? Or will this only be effective after we lose a few billion? Reminds me a bit of do-nothing cropping.. https://youtu.be/XSKSxLHMv9k More ...
I think we all agree that we urgently need to find new ways of restoring nature. And concepts like wildland farming, or "do-nothing cropping" asI think we all agree that we urgently need to find new ways of restoring nature. And concepts like wildland farming, or "do-nothing cropping" as you've mentioned, look very promising. However, from what I've read so far about wildland farming in particular, in order for that to be sustainable, not all of the land should revert to wildland.
The whole concept behind all this, is rather creating the so called buffer zones and green corridors, around the farms. This has more chances to be accepted by both, the rural communities and the business world, and also, it's a way of retaining the financial support coming from the governments.
So, yes, we must gain the balance back and work with nature, rather than against it. Cliche ? Sounds like it 🙂, but I guess that's the way to tackle climate change and keep things rolling in business at the same time. More ...
"Two men connected to the butterfly reserve have been found dead..."
According to records compiled by the campaign group Global Witness, 1,738 people described as environmental defenders, were killed between 2002 and 2019, across 50 countries.
Sadly, people nowadays are being murdered for simply defending the Earth. These deaths, will most likely be increased in years to come.
How's that for a civilized world ? #environmentaldefenders
Millions of monarch butterflies migrate to the mountains of Mexico each winter. Authorities are now investigating the apparent murders of an activist and tour guide at the Michoacán reserve.
The public debate over climate change, is no longer about greenhouse gases and climate models, but about values, worldviews, and ideology.
Whether you agree or not with this statement, the journalism is on fire upon this issue; 'climate strikes are a communist plot' , 'childish socialism won't help the environment' , and so on so fourth. And these, are just some of the many headlines in the press and social media, which caught my attention during the past few days, months, years.
In our days, even non-violent climate movements and groups, are being treated as extremists by the governments worldwide, etc, etc.
Are we lost in translation maybe? Are we missing the real issue here? Most probably we are, but it's a fact, that a lot of confusion and suspicion arise amongst different groups of people, and that's a problem.
So how do we overcome this and communicate the real problem, that of the climate change?
In mathematics the first two steps in solving a problem, is to read the problem entirely and get a feel for the whole problem. So, as one of Stanford reports identifies, that caught my attention last night, is that overall, the challenge now becomes one of framing complex scientific issues, in a language that a lay and highly politicized audience can hear and not criticise, and if I may add, nor deny it's existence.
Climate change is real and is being proved scientifically. No argument on that! So lets take it from there and communicate that clearly, in 2020! #climatechange#climatechangedenial#socialscience#socialscientists#environmentalmanagement
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