Bioregioning 🌍

Tyson said a boundary is a place of kin-making, not kin-breaking. It’s about relationship-making. It allows you to say, “This is where we are, and there’s a beyond,” but the idea is to connect and interweave dynamically with that beyond—not to build a wall and shut it out.

It is easy to love the beautiful places that we might live, and to ignore the other, less beautiful and unknown places that support our livelihoods.

The second was a critique of the lack of attention given in bioregional thought to the many places that support our lives. Critical analyses of power in the ecological and environmental crises have... See more