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Sunday, September 25, 2022Monday, September 26, 2022Biodiversity, Biosphere, Climate change, Commons, Eco-Communities, Ecosystem Services, Natural Capital, Regenerative Design, Sustainability, Transformation

Creating Regenerative Bioregional Economies

We live in strange times. On the one hand, most of us are getting by from day to day in relative comfort […]

Thursday, July 21, 2022Biodiversity, Biosphere, Commons, Eco-Communities, Ecosystem Services, Future, Regenerative Design

Earth Regenerators

We’re very pleased to announce that Possible Planet is now a fiscal sponsor for the Earth Regenerators network in the U.S. This […]

Friday, January 28, 2022Friday, January 28, 2022Biodiversity, Biosphere, Carbon, Climate change, Decarbonization, Ecosystem Services, Future, Local Food, Natural Capital, Paradigm Change, Restoration, Rochester NY, Sustainability, Transformation

Regenerating Backyard Ecosystems

Can Saving the Planet Start in Our Own Backyard? “We now know that restoring flourishing landscapes is critical not only to preventing […]

Sunday, August 22, 2021Biodiversity, Biosphere, Climate change, Decarbonization, Ecosystem Services, Future, Mass Extinction, Natural Capital, Restoration, Rochester NY, Sustainability, Transformation

A New Hope for Nature?

Reposted from PossibleRochester.org In Nature’s Best Hope (2020), Douglas Tallamy takes a major step beyond E.O. Wilson’s call for half the Earth […]

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