✨️Aladár-Csaba Tepelea’s Post

Please don't feel guilty. It's not a very helpful emotion. Feel responsible, but not for all the problems in the world. Feel responsible because you have the power to be the change, and not using this power is not taking up responsibility. You cannot imagine how powerful you are. There is so much potential in you alone. You wouldn't believe it, but it is true. That is what gives hope! If everyone would take up this responsibility just for one day even, most of the world's problems would be solved in a very short period of time. You can do it, go for it! #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #tuinarchitectuur #permaculture #voedselbos #nature

Please don't feel guilty. It's not a very helpful emotion. Feel responsible, but not for all the problems in the world. Feel responsible because you have the power to be the change, and not using this power is not taking up responsibility. You cannot imagine how powerful you are. There is so much potential in you alone. You wouldn't believe it, but it is true. That is what gives hope! If everyone would take up this responsibility just for one day even, most of the world's problems would be solved in a very short period of time. You can do it, go for it! #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #tuinarchitectuur #permaculture #voedselbos #nature

🐄 I really LOVE technology But sometimes, we get it wrong In this scenario, cows are kept inside a barn. A mow robot harvests fresh grass and brings it to the cow Love the idea, but this is actual madness. 1. Cows are made to live on pasture 2. Why invest in expensive machinery and buildings if cows will do the mowing for free 3. We miss out on massive regeneration benefits that cows bring to the landscape Let cows be part of the ecosystem please and don't break this natural cycle Replacing parts of a natural cycle is always too expensive and too much work, so just, don't, do it. #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #tuinarchitectuur #permacultuur #permaculture #voedselbos

🐄 I really LOVE technology But sometimes, we get it wrong In this scenario, cows are kept inside a barn. A mow robot harvests fresh grass and brings it to the cow Love the idea, but this is actual madness. 1. Cows are made to live on pasture 2. Why invest in expensive machinery and buildings if cows will do the mowing for free 3. We miss out on massive regeneration benefits that cows bring to the landscape Let cows be part of the ecosystem please and don't break this natural cycle Replacing parts of a natural cycle is always too expensive and too much work, so just, don't, do it. #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #tuinarchitectuur #permacultuur #permaculture #voedselbos

Replanting native tree species after a wildfire is a proactive and responsible approach to forest management, and crucial to restore the ecological integrity of the forest. 👇 Download our free Reforestation Planning Guide: https://reforestation.fyi/ #mastreforestation #reforestation #forestresilience #forestrestoration #wildfires #forestmanagement #forestry

I don't like the "we want less" mantra, it's a low vibration to be in I want more! More agrihoods for example: places where communities bond, become stronger and create a resilient (food) network If you could change your "less of something" into "more of the opposite" what would this be? More peace instead of less war, more love instead of less hate. If you visualize more peace instead of less war, it's a whole different place to be in. Try it and see how you feel. #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #tuinarchitectuur #permacultuur #permaculture #voedselbos

Resilience: A Buzzword or True Path to Prosperity? Every few years, we witness new vocabulary emerge into the BC forest sector’s world. The most recent term to emerge is resilience. At times, it is used in an almost mystical manner without any firm, specific definition or scope. Essentially, it becomes a holy grail without substance but with a professed nirvana by many speaking of it. The question is, will it become another passing buzzword, lead towards true, positive changes to advance our sector, or will it be a cloak for protectionism? Read in the article here: https://lnkd.in/ga8dyjmd #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Which direction will the future take us on resilient forests and health of the forest sector in BC? Hopefully more than a buzzword.

What I really love about this image is that it enables us to form a clear visual representation of what we mean with the mineral compound of soil. Sand, silk and clay are nothing more than the same particles in different grain size, that all comes from larger rocks and pebbles, broken down over millions of years. These minerals are the nutrients that we all need. When I argue that all the nutrients are already in the soil, it's really represented through this image, you can now see the large variety of minerals that bacteria and fungi glue together to form structure, a high way for roots to grow into, for water and air to be stored and pass through. The food is already there, the missing link is always life, the microbes and micro organisms.

And it is important to acknowledge the traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) of tribal stewards using fire as a forest management tool well before western views of forest management were developed. We need all of the tools available to address forest resiliency across sectors and combining current studies with TEK is a positive step.