The connections grow, helping create more connections. Like the plants around you, you begin to grow.”- excerpt from bioregioning blog by Ed Tyler.

You make friends with your neighbours and start working on joint projects, projects that give you a sense of satisfaction and conviviality. You spend less time driving and sitting in front of a computer screen in search of worthwhile connections.

🌿 You have set off on what is to become your own personal saga of local connections. You start to reach out to all the life that is around you. Meet the animals and insects that share your bioregion with you.

👣 Wander, discover, get lost, awaken to what is around you. Use your feet to do it; it’s what they are for; it’s what you are for.

🌱 Garden: as well as crops, collect seed from plants that happily grow around you and introduce them into the spaces that you tend. Intend, tend what is around.

Away from Ferry Wood, we collaborate with fellow community activists to create a vibrant local bioregion through permaculture along the west coast of Scotland’s Kintyre Peninsula. 

🔗Read more about our work on bioregioning.com. 

🔗 Read our blog: bit.ly/44XgpNe

#Forest #Rewild #Nature

Thanks @actinargyll.bsky.social

Interesting discussion with Sophie Pavelle about her new book exploring symbiotic relationships in nature which includes a chapter on Lobaria Pulmonaria