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Audacious Gardening: On Daring to Care
A garden embodies transitional space by being in-between the home and the landscape that lies beyond. Within it, wild nature and cultivated nature overlap and the gardener’s scrabbling about in the earth is not at odds with dreams of paradise or civilised ideals of refinement and beauty. The garden is a place where these polarities come together, m
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What if governance was less about control—and more like gardening?
One of the chapters in the upcoming FD25 Collective Summary explores a powerful shift: away from extractive, centralized systems and toward relational ecosystems grounded in care, interdependence, and shared responsibility.
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