Edible ecosystems, Perennial systems, Indigenous agriculture, Multi-layer cultivation
Nigeria’s public spaces neglect the country’s rich cultural traditions – why this matters
theconversation.com·3w
Redwoods Shouldn’t Be So Tall. Here’s Why They Are.
atlasobscura.com·1d
Colonialism and climate risk are connected: evidence from Ghana and Senegal
theconversation.com·4d
Blue sky thinking: why we need positive climate novels
theguardian.com·3w
Ixta Belfrage’s recipes for charutos with spicy tomato broth, and guava, curry and chilli meatballs
theguardian.com·2w
Social media nutrition misinformation fuels food-based attachments
theconversation.com·1d
Why vegan burgers are losing the US culture war over meat: ‘Not our moment’
theguardian.com·17h
Adhesives, Dowels & Veneers: The Industrial Choices Shaping Mass Timber
cleantechnica.com·1w
Cities need trees, but sometimes they have to be cut down – here’s why, and how to do it properly
theconversation.com·4d
Climate change is profoundly affecting livelihoods across Canada
theconversation.com·3w
We should all be eating 30 different plants a week. I can’t even name that many | Zoe Williams
theguardian.com·3w
Ebony and ivory: why elephants and forests rise and fall together in the Congo Basin
theconversation.com·2d
Wild Reads: 10 New Books that Celebrate Wildlife and Their Environments
therevelator.org·1w
Bringing home the bok choi: how an oil spill in Mauritius led to a female revolution in farming
theguardian.com·2w
North Korea’s hidden wildlife trade: new research reveals state involvement
theconversation.com·1w
Mayan Art, Mayan Land
znetwork.org·2w
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