🎧Looking for ways to help restore the planet while learning on the go? We’ve got another round of top 5 podcasts for you! 👇 1️⃣ RegenNarration by Anthony…

Group says people in rural areas have to walk on roads without pavement, which can be very dangerous

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Radical Nature Funder at Fonds de Roeper, believes that, for too long, an overdrive of masculine energy has fueled an extractive mindset — taking without balance, pushing without pause, prioritising short-term gains over long-term well-being. As Corien describes, this approach often fails to recognise the deep, lasting damage it causes. But there is another way. Feminine energy is about: ✨ Connecting — Bringing people and ideas together, fostering collaboration over competition. 💛 Caring — Nurturing the land, communities, and future generations with empathy and wisdom. 🌱 Creating life — Fostering regeneration, growth, and long-term sustainability. By embracing balance, we can integrate the power of feminine energy into decision-making, leadership, and action. Because when we connect, care, and focus on creating life, we create a world that thrives for all.

Help shape the future of England’s common land. We’re the only charity in England dedicated to protecting and enhancing common land and supporting the tradition of sustainable pastoral commoning. F...

Willem Ferwerda is the founder of Commonland, a not-for-profit organization that brings people together to restore degraded landscapes and regenerate the Earth. He is also a member of Regen10’s High-L...

If you only design solutions with the same group of voices, they will collapse when reality changes 🤯 🌱 Just like our bodies need a variety of nutrients, our landscapes and communities need a rich mix of perspectives, skills, and stories to thrive. In this interview, Dieter Van den Broeck talks about why we need diversity, based on the paper "Spaces of Belonging" written by Commonland in collaboration with Presencing Institute. 🏋🏽‍♂️ But Dieter goes a step further: he highlights the need for ‘redundancy’ in the system – the idea of including people and perspectives that may not seem “relevant” right now, but whose relevance will become clear in the future. It’s about designing systems and coalitions that are resilient, adaptive, and ready for what’s next. 🛠️ In holistic landscape restoration, this translates to inviting youth, elders, farmers, scientists, entrepreneurs, artists, policymakers, business, and just about everyone else to shape the future of our landscapes. 👥 Who are the voices not yet at the table in your landscape? Are you interested in finding out more? ➡️ Read Spaces of Belonging here: https://lnkd.in/eqhr3HvS?...