Sublime

Omaere Foundation, which she leads,

At least half of the other species in the forest find food or home in or on the recumbent bodies of fallen trees.

The fundamental nature of life may be not atomistic but relational.

Two billion years ago, the boundary between the self and the community was already blurred.

Seminal biologist Edward O Wilson has written on his “Half Earth” proposal, an “achievable plan” to stave off mass extinction by devoting half the surface of the earth completely to nature.

Tilting our heads away from the atom, it seems that life is not just networked; it is network.

Others, including Priestley and both Darwins, used their commonplace books as a repository for a vast miscellany of hunches.