Ecological Organisations pt 2: Being Ecological (Edgeless And Edged, And Deeply Relational)
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Ecological Organisations pt 2: Being Ecological (Edgeless And Edged, And Deeply Relational)
When it comes to engaging with complex issues, we may not be able to accurately predict what happens next. What we can do is connect with one another and stay in close communication so that we can move together and adapt quickly to changing circumstances—adjusting as we learn. In other words, we can stay emergent.
David Ehrlichman • Impact Networks: Create Connection, Spark Collaboration, and Catalyze Systemic Change
I want to understand how we humans do that—how we earn a place on this precious planet, get in the “right relationship” with it.5 So I am focusing on the ways creatures and ecosystems function together in and with the natural world.
adrienne maree brown • Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds
Ecology of Transfiguration
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Every discipline discovers its own ecology in time, as it shifts inexorably from the walled gardens of specialized research towards a greater engagement with the wider world. As we expand our field of view, we come to realize that everything impacts everything else – and we find meaning in these interrelationships. Much of this book will be concern
... See moreJames Bridle • Ways of Being: Beyond Human Intelligence
In the fractal design of an ecosystem, health arises not through homogeneity, but through each organism contributing to the whole by fulfilling its own unique potential.