Becoming Keystone
Peter AllenThis Substack is about how to reclaim the health and sovereignty of ourselves, our communities, and our landscapes by becoming keystone species of functional and productive ecosystems as the foundation of prosperous and dignified human cultures.
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Earth's Ultimate Ecosystems
#### Ecosystem Evolution
The Origin of Savannas
It is difficult to understand ecosystem functioning and health without considering the evolutionary context of both the plants, animals, and ecosystems themselves. In this essay, I briefly review the last 220 million years of life on Earth ...
It's a Jungle in here
I’ll be speaking at the upcoming Soul of the Soil Conference at Sinsinawaw Mound in SW Wisconsin Sept. 5-6. Check it out if you’re in the Midwest - it looks like a great conference and I’m really looking forward to it.
Indigenous Agriculture in North America
In my last essay, Why the Oak Opening is Still Closed, I made the claim that the landscapes of North America first encountered by Europeans were shaped and managed by Indigenous peoples.
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Ecologist turned savanna maker. Regenerative rancher, teacher, and homesteader. Building a future worth inheriting. Keystone species at Mastodon Valley Farm.
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