“The whole world is in conflict, confusion and chaos, but there’s great news! We can fix it because we don’t have the thousands of problems most of us think we do, we have thousands of […]
Times like these clearly show us that our future has to become globally cooperative and peaceful. Since the beginnings of industrialism, we have ignored and exploited the laws of nature. We are now reaping the […]
The purpose of this feature is to provide an overview using a non linear frame of reference to connect major centers of belief about political sovereignty, modern day petrochemical based agriculture, ‘nutrient collapse’, CO2 rise, and […]
Hello again, again! I’m still far behind on my book reviews, and now there really is no excuse. I do hope, gentle reader, that you can forgive my laziness. Even so, here is a second […]
Holistic land management pioneer and co-founder of the Savory Institute, Allan Savory joins Seleyn DeYarus, host of Regenerative Voices Elevating Stories Activating Change podcast, in a conversation about his journey and current thoughts on how […]
By Reinhard Olschanski Ecologism as a school of thought emerges as a critique of industrialism, the ideology that binds liberalism, conservativism, and socialism. It develops these three dominant political traditions by recognising nature as the basis […]
It should come as no surprise that established lawns do not need fertilizing. Simply leaving the grass clippings on top after a mow is equivalent to one-pound of nitrogen fertilizer per thousand square feet of lawn […]
Mr. Savory we know historically that the deterioration of food production systems in past civilizations and their inability to cognize encroaching complexity of population growth and governance in a holistic context leads to unbroken chain […]
Our environment sustains all life. Both human and wildlife. When habitat degrades, the lives of all that depend on it also deteriorate: poor land = poor people and social breakdown.By Sarah Savory, Zimbabwe In Zimbabwe […]
Another benefit to having a lawn go natural, that is don’t use quick-release fertilizer or Roundup, is the wildlife that will make it their home. Ocean River Interns Robert Maughn, Erin McGill and Sophia Aronow […]
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