Pamela Neronha: One of the challenges any community has is facing the fact that individuals in a community often lack a shared vision and goals; that we have mental models that prevent us from dreaming that vision into reality. We put 90% of our efforts into implementation, frequently promoting action of a policy that is not a shared vision.
When our partners succeed, we succeed!
Arielle Halpern: Rivers meander through towns, parks, and states, careless of who administers the land on which they run. Our forests and watersheds predate the advent of jurisdictional boundaries. So, why should we approach land management in a way that acknowledges the boundaries but not the landscape?
Angelina Cook: Of the top 100 ways human’s can draw GHG’s out of the atmosphere, reducing food waste ranks as the 3rd most powerful solution.
Raising Shasta Dam is a step in the wrong direction - little benefit and great cost! In the face of drought and salmon decline, California should be restoring rivers, not damming them further.
Jane Seeley: in the interest of saving the genetic diversity, creating community self-reliance, saving money, and creating new varieties adapted to your own growing conditions and tastes, learning how to save seeds is essential and fun.
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