Earth’s limits must be respected
Once upon a time. That's the way of the fairy tale author when they begin a new book or short story. It seems that fairy tales are not limited to…
Change thinking on growing the economy
Being in a constant state of growth seems is held up as the goal for most governments and businesses as if there is no other scenario that can be considered.…
Life in the trees
Trees are tall, strong, ancient, and easily thought of as silent statues. Tree Beings challenges this perception, instead celebrating trees as our best allies in the fight to slow down…
Biophilia
Biophilia is the love of living things and nature. Biophilic Cities Australia advocates for, and actively engages in projects to bring nature into cities Australia-wide. Biophilic Cities works collaboratively with…
The gift of ecological humility
Ifa Divination A salient example of ecological humility, and a powerful challenge to human supremacy in Black ecological thought, is the system of Ifa divination. Practiced among Yoruba communities and…
Beyond the classroom and the lecture theatre
Environmental education needs to be given higher priority if we are instill a long term sense of ecological connectedness in the hearts and minds of our children, and the adults…
Land is not a possession, plants are not things
We play, we learn, we belong. Natasha Myers is a cultural anthropologist based at York University, Toronto. who has coined the word: Planthroposcene. Plant what? Intrigued? We’re familiar with the concept…
Pledge for Munibung Hill
What about a Commitment to Country pledge for Munibung Hill. Anyone who knows about land management knows what DSE means - dry sheep equivalent. It's a stocking rate term intended…
Circular Economy concepts
The Doughnut Economics model developed by Kate Raworth is one way of illustrating how a circular economy works consistent with closed-loop principles, inviting nature and well-being into urban planning. Fossil…
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