Plantae convivae
Pete YeoExpressing our power convivially with - not over - our plant kin.
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“Human activities are transporting all sorts of animal and plant species well beyond their native habitats. This raises the possibility that non-native species may increasingly participate in major biological processes, including the form...
In Convivium #11
Syntropic agriculture. This might sound to you like something associated with the tropics - which it can be, though not exclusively. It could also sound high-tech, which it most certainly is not. Essentially, it’s a form of natural or regen...
Tending the Gap
The Maples - the genus Acer - span Gaia’s northern hemisphere. Within the established woodlands of her temperate and sub-tropical regions Maples have evolved as canopy gap-fillers, growing quickly to seal the rents through which Life-suppo...
With Me Till the End?
A favourite plant-being of mine - I’ve carried them with me for decades now, via cuttings as and when necessary - is Greek sage, Salvia fruticosa. They are very similar to the common culinary Sage, S. officinalis, but have a less extensive...
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“Ecological novelty is widely perceived as a threat to conservation. However, it also comprises a reality and, more importantly, an opportunity.” Botanist Stephen Jackson
The Wiley Online Library defines a novel ecosystem as a system of...
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Reconciliation ecologist, nature mentor, plant writer and broadcaster, grown from and still based amongst the temperate rainforests of SW Britain.
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