Ecology

[close] Science fiction doesn’t have to been depressing: Welcome to Solarpunk! Solarpunk is a new genre within science fiction that is a reaction against the perceived pessimism of present-day science fiction. Solarpunk delivers optimistic stories about the future with the aim of encouraging people to change the present.

[close] A group for Patreon subscribers to the podcast Storytelling Animals to share recommendations and discuss what we're reading on climate, ecology and animal justice. Feel free to start threads asking for recommendations on specific topics or genres! We will also read one book a month together as part of our book club, alternating fiction and nonfiction. Only subscribers of $7/month or more will get the Zoom link, but everyone is encouraged to join the conversation about each month's book here. Subscribe here: https://www.patreon.com/storytellingpod; and/or listen here: hhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/storytelling-animals/id1604296764

[close] The Climate Book Club is a place for anyone who would like to understand the topics related to environmental injustice, climate change, and the solutions we already have to tackle it. As Robert Noyce famously said, "Knowledge is power, knowledge shared is power multiplied." I truly believe that by educating ourselves about these pressing topics, we can contribute to a healthier, safer, and more resilient future for all. If you use Instagram, you can also follow @theclimatebookclub and use the hashtag #TheClimateBookClub. The Climate Book Club is a part of www.everydaychoices.life.

[close] We all have common roots, but our life experiences are not the same. No two places on Earth are exactly identical. As people, we share a love of music and dance which express the human spirit. Creativity can be found in our buildings, art, and food. Preparing delicious meals based on original recipes is an artistic food activity enjoyed by professional and amateur chefs around the world. A geotraveler makes friends by asking questions. The answers are in front of us. Each person, regardless of their background, has a story to tell. You can learn something new on every trip. Museums exist for a reason, a cultural inheritance for all. The past is a path leading to today and tomorrow. Ride a bike in the countryside. Walk along the sea. Go sailing. Learn a new language. Take a local cooking course. Plant a tree. Play your favorite sport. Look up at the sky. Geotravel offers a new outlook on life. Here to share journeys and experiences. This group is the place to meet and swap geotravel stories.