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At some point in the course of evolution, the human mind became receptive to nature’s patterns and people started imitating them. The forest-dwellers would have observed how the burnt ground that followed lightning strikes gave rise to a tender flush of new vegetation. Nature created the first ‘gardens’ and, in doing so, provided the model. As fore
... See moreSue Stuart-Smith • The Well Gardened Mind
Assim as árvores se livram de pragas inconvenientes e podem continuar crescendo livremente.
Peter Wohlleben • A vida secreta das árvores: O que elas sentem e como se comunicam - As descobertas de um mundo oculto (Portuguese Edition)
whole, the parts of which are all “turned into one.” A good agricultural system, which is to say a durable one, is
Wendell Berry • The Unsettling of America: Culture & Agriculture
biophilia hypothesis suggests that humans
Steven Rinella • Outdoor Kids in an Inside World: Getting Your Family Out of the House and Radically Engaged with Nature
The Golden Guide to Pond Life,
Richard Powers • The Overstory: Winner of the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
mycologists can become environmental artists by designing landscapes for both human and natural benefit.
Daniel Wahl • Designing Regenerative Cultures
Also, the more it is processed, the more Nwyfre it loses. That is why you should grow at least some of your own food.’
Philip Carr-Gomm • Druidcraft: The Magic of Wicca and Druidry
Inside, the fungi break down all barriers and penetrate deep into the wood at the heart of the tree.