Rob Winstone
@robwinstone.bsky.social
Horticulturalist, amateur naturalist, musician, woodland creature etc.
Farming for the sake of farming, holding onto obsolete and romanticised traditions. Is it even farming if it doesn’t serve people? Idek what you call this mess.
June 25, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Farming for the sake of farming, holding onto obsolete and romanticised traditions. Is it even farming if it doesn’t serve people? Idek what you call this mess.
Reposted by Rob Winstone
Just as deadwood is a vital component of ecosystems, so are the animal carcasses that large predators would naturally deliver to landscapes on a continual basis.
Their absence deprives a whole suite of species, from eagles down to many invertebrates.
Their absence deprives a whole suite of species, from eagles down to many invertebrates.
April 12, 2025 at 5:12 AM
Just as deadwood is a vital component of ecosystems, so are the animal carcasses that large predators would naturally deliver to landscapes on a continual basis.
Their absence deprives a whole suite of species, from eagles down to many invertebrates.
Their absence deprives a whole suite of species, from eagles down to many invertebrates.