User:Ssstephen/Reading/An Invitation for Wildness
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Revision as of 21:10, 15 October 2022 by Ssstephen (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GJFL0MD9fc watch it] Non-action as a forest-gardener, sun tzu sort of thing <pre>As a forest gardener one of the things that you do come to realise is that you're a bit-player, you're not the main driver out there, and that really your responsibility becomes learning more about how that works, stepping back, being a bit more relaxed about the whole thing and just watching those processes. And even changing the way that you think about...")
Non-action as a forest-gardener, sun tzu sort of thing
As a forest gardener one of the things that you do come to realise is that you're a bit-player, you're not the main driver out there, and that really your responsibility becomes learning more about how that works, stepping back, being a bit more relaxed about the whole thing and just watching those processes. And even changing the way that you think about harvest and about what you eat or what you need from your garden and so your diet could change as ours has, and rather than looking to eat lettuces we might each alexanders or a perrenial french sorrel.
The more intervention you make, the more mistakes you're likely to make
time-code for story about weed management
The opportunities that need people, its the opposite of industrialisation or intensification where you need hardly any people because machines are doing it, herbicides are doing it. Putting people back into an environment, help them to make it worthwhile and healthy