Biggest Change of Mind about Ecology
In an old post, I shared the biggest ecological idea I’ve ever changed my mind about, and invited readers to share theirs. Today’s post is […]
Month: May 2018
Nutrient Recycling using Species Specific Data
Authors Keith J. Fritschie, Julian D. Olden Non-native species are now common in community assemblages, but the influence of multiple introductions on ecosystem functioning remains […]
Amma Bio-Fertilizers Scheme & Uzhavan App for Farmers in Tamilnadu — Sarkari Yojana
Tamilnadu govt. has launched Uzhavan App and Amma Bio-Fertilizers Scheme to promote usage and distribution of fertilisers packets to farmers. This scheme will help in […]
Soothing the Soul, Connecting with the Earth — The Wild Feminine
Life is made of cycles- start, middle, end. Birth, growth, death. Sprout, bloom, wither. It’s an inevitable, and beautiful, process what we see amongst everything […]
Climate change and its implication on Biological Control: Case studies from Latin America — The CABI Blog
Dr Yelitza Colmenarez, CABI Brazil Centre Director & Plantwise Regional Coordinator – Latin America and Caribbean, recently presented at the First International Congress of Biological […]
Without oxygen from ancient moss you wouldn’t be alive today — Barrington Tops Tourism
Without the evolution of the humble moss, none of us would be here today. via Without oxygen from ancient moss you wouldn’t be alive today — […]
Innovations in Sustainability — soulgifts – Telling Tales
These innovations in sustainability are exciting – and bring hope to our future Raili Tanska Steps for Peace Happiness is when what you think, what […]
What Soil Does
Healthy soil gives us clean air and water, bountiful crops and forests, productive grazing lands, diverse wildlife, and beautiful landscapes. Soil does all this by […]
The real sustainability revolution in farming is New Breeding Techniques like CRISPR. Why are organic farmers blocked from using them? — Genetic Literacy Project
[dropcap]H[/dropcap]ow do we define ‘organics’? From a legal perspective, the term can only be applied to foods that meet a laundry list of requirements set […]
Aquatic Insect Similarity Connecting Natural Wetland Habitat and Ricefield for Ecological Rice Production in Agusan Marsh in Mindanao, Philippines – IJAAR — International Network for Natural Sciences
By: P. Varela Abstract This study describes the relationship of the natural wetland habitats in Agusan Marsh to nearby rice fields and its implication to […]