RT @nick_routledge: @NoemaMag @Hieraaetus 1/3 Unfortunate, the definition of 'agricultural rewilding' as livestock-centered. Hardly. For one, a vast body of practice affirms the critical role of plant stewardship and, crucially, its political epistemology, at the heart of the planetary 'reinhabitory foodshed movement'.
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Copy of tweet thread excerpt here: 2/ Around larger, cultural polarization, we're grounding conflict resolution in the concrete, local particulars of face-to-face resolution, and universalizing from there. How does local peacemaking, network-scalable to, say, the level of state or planet, appear, in practice? In 1999, during a period of pronounced civil unrest in Eugene, OR, I played a central role brokering a concordance between the NRA and anarchists, live, on local public-access television. My impressions? 3/ Ultimately, everything is 'eco', politics included. 'World peace' occurs only *through* the human *and* more-than-human synthesis of a coherent local embrace. And how does the reconciliatory power and promise of subsidiarity port-scale as a coherent eco-cultural foundation? 2/ Oh, and back in 2007, Lane County, OR, permaculturists and native ecology geeks, in an effort to...
@nils_gilman The first ever conference bringing together the "pro-natives" and "pro-exotics" camps at the 2007 Lost Valley Native Plants and Permaculture Conference revealed a hidden ecological perspective informing a path beyond confrontational politics. facebook.com/notes/631364090280918/
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