ecology, environment, extinction, climate, nature, democracy, regenerative, pollution
Is nature really red in touch and claw? Are we really caught in a battle of survival in which only the strongest and smartest will make it? Or are things more subtle, more complex? Does cooperation have its place in nature? Find out more in our final article on the soon to be classic Nation of Plants…
For when you get some moments to yourself this year (and we all need them)! Great books to inspire, inform and challenge you! Grab a mug of your favourite type of tea and get reading!
Continuing Mick Haining’s exploration of the #GreenPlanet through the pages of Nation of Plants… What is Earth Overshoot Day? And what can plants teach us about avoiding its potentially devastating consequences?
We all know that humans are the alpha lifeforms on this planet. Top of the food chain! Or do we? What exactly qualifies you for this distinction? Perhaps, your significance in the web of life?
We move on to article 2 of the plant constitution. And a question emerges – how are plants like a Citizens’ Assembly? Read on…
Mick Haining sets out on his latest book review journey, “The Nation of Plants”. He proved in his last series of reviews that he’s a fungi. What has he got up his sleeves this time? Read on!
Henry Ford, cosmic furnaces, evolution and cider. What ties these things together? Would you believe, yeast? Read on for the final time in our journey through Entangled Life…
Here is the poison, and here’s the remedy
Here is the pulsating rhythmical remedy… But does fungi hold the remedy – to pollution? Read on!
The marketplace of mushrooms?! Trading with a fungi?! What is this madness! Let Mick Haining explain as he continues his journey through Entangled Life…
Contunuuing the odyssey through Entangled Life. Over the rooftops and houses, Lost as it tries to be seen, Fields of incentive covered with green.
Wordsmiths for XR 