Tag: Environmental Anthropology

• July 11, 2022

  7.11.22 – Reversing Agricultural Time

  There is something to be said for doing things the ‘old fashioned’ way. Although manual methods often take longer and can be physically and mentally taxing, there is a lot of knowledge that is gained in the process. Agriculture is no different. Before the use of modified seeds and synthetic fertilizer which were introduced during…
• July 1, 2021

  7.1.21 – Ecological Decline and Reversing the Doom and Gloom

  I recently read an opinion piece from an online publication that discussed the need to prepare younger generations for ecological decline. The article advises adults to have a serious conversation with children about biodiversity loss that is occurring to help nature-loving youth cope with eco-grief, eco-anxiety, and eco-paralysis. These feelings, which many will experience in…