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RT @AgrarianSharing: @ElizKolbert @theintercept "There is at present no plan, in any country, anywhere." Hmm. Beyond the eco-cultural reach of legacy structures of perception, power, limits and significance wholly incapable of tackling ecological overshoot, proven, effective, accessible co-evolutionary models are well in hand.

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A regenerative partnership between people and biodiversity is the ecological principle renewing and restoring planetary culture. Intensifying biodiversity restores, renews and reinvigorates health, resilience and the deeper, eco-social integrity and unity upon which life depends.
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 10 Nov 2021

@OrganicConsumer @regeneration_in Then, there exist functional grassroots models re-establishing the bond between biodiversity and human culture. For example, away from the media spotlight, ‘intensifying diversity’ is emerging as a cornerstone strategy of the US reinhabitory foodshed movement.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @cognazor Berry, as ever: “You cannot save the land apart from the people, or the people apart from the land.” And Nabhan ('restoring and re-storying the landscape') has also been a master of the ethos for decades. Here, in the PNW, a focus on the syncretic alchemy of 'applied diversity'.Quoted by@cognazor Berry, as ever: “You cannot save the land apart from the people, or the people apart from the land.” And Nabhan ('restoring and re-storying the landscape') has also been a master of the ethos for decades. Here, in the PNW, a focus on the syncretic alchemy of 'applied diversity'.