Dead zones, plucking out rope & net bag fragments saves a bird a fish a turtle, cycle the plastic into words, keeping things that won’t decay in their own stream a’ la William McDonough...good for heart & mind to observe what is being ingested.
Dead zones, plucking out rope & net bag fragments saves a bird a fish a turtle, cycle the plastic into words, keeping things that won’t decay in their own stream a’ la William McDonough...good for heart & mind to observe what is being ingested.
Strawbale & Cob Outdoor classrooms, Madison School Portland OR, create overlapping roof drip lines to runoff water like a tree’s leaves do to plant around that edge for increased yield. If we are careful with drip lines we develop care as well for wastewater that flows off away from us to many others who depend on it.
PDC with Zia Parker- SuperSkyWoman team teaches at Zia’s Willow Way Niwot farm
Beach plastic pulled out to make words that save wildlife from inadequate waste disposal
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