by landscapewanderer | Jul 2, 2021 | Culture, Land Governance, Resilience, Values
The environmental crises and the coming regime shifts When the biodiversity crisis, global climate change, degradation of soils, and the other dimensions of environmental destruction now unfolding are viewed together, it is often suggested that our civilization is...
by landscapewanderer | Apr 19, 2021 | Culture, Landscape Approaches, Values
In conservation, natural resource management, disaster risk reduction and various other fields, community-based approaches have been very popular, bathed in a glowing light of all that is participatory, bottom-up and democratic. But they have also attracted a widely...
by landscapewanderer | Mar 19, 2021 | Landscape Approaches, Spirituality, Values
In the fields of natural resource management and environmental governance, programs, projects, and advocacy often address structural factors at the community level, the landscape level or the national level, but tend to focus much less on individual behavior, except...
by landscapewanderer | Feb 19, 2021 | Participation and Facilitation, Working in Sustainable Development
The downside of virtual meetings The COVID lockdowns and travel restrictions have forced people to make more use of virtual meeting technologies. People are organizing workshops, meetings and other kinds of interactions that in the past would have only happened by...
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