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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Born to Thrive
We have lambs!
We weren’t expecting to have lambs. We didn’t exactly want to have lambs in the middle of a cold snap. But they’re here! The sheep we purchased last summer were supposed to have not been bred. The guy I bought them fro...
Regenerative Disturbance
It may seem counter-intuitive, but landscapes everywhere need more disturbance. In The Origin of Savannas, I described the immense impacts that megafauna had on the evolving ecosystems of North America for millions of years. Landscape distu...
Restoring the Moral Economy
Back in October I was fortunate to be able to travel to North-central Kentucky to attend a lecture by Paul Kingsnorth about his new book, Against the Machine. The lecture was sponsored by the Wendell Berry Center - a nonprofit run by member...
Graze Against the Machine
The tentacles of the Machine have pervaded into and latched onto nearly every nook and cranny of modern life. Have you ever seen a young child, just developing manual dexterity, grab a blueberry between their finger and thumb, pressing too...
Earth's Ultimate Ecosystems
Ecosystem Evolution
As life evolved from single-celled bacteria into plants, fungus, and animals, there was a parallel synchronous evolution happening. As living forms were becoming more diverse and complex so were the myriad interact...
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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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