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“En altijd gericht op iets uit het verleden, daarmee elk spontane ontwikkeling naar iets anders in de kiem smorend.”
― Kerken van goud, dominees van hout
― Kerken van goud, dominees van hout
“Soortbeheer verdwijnt ten faveure van onderzoek naar en beschermen van ecosystemen. Daarmee komt een eind aan de talloos vele maatregelen die worden voorgesteld om soort x of y te redden ten detrimente van andere organismen en bestaande ecosystemen.”
― Kerken van goud, dominees van hout
― Kerken van goud, dominees van hout
“Life’s branching organisms create new niches faster than new organisms arise to live in those new niches. The biosphere explodes in diversity. Organisms “make a living” with one another: my refuse is your food. My solid surface affords a place on which you can crawl or run. Reindeer run on the permafrost. The permafrost now melts, the reindeer stagger, the Lapps lose their herds after thousands of years of a stable lifestyle. We all make our livings with one another.”
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“So in my piece, I make a provocative suggestion: let's not base conservation on defining a species' native range. Instead of asking Instead of asking “Where does this species belong?” let's ask “Where can this species thrive without causing unwanted effects?”
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“Bescherming die een status quo nastreeft (een bepaald landschap, deze soorten toegestaan, andere niet) staat sowieso haaks op het wezenskenmerk van de biologie: diversiteit, variatie en verandering. Niets blijft hetzelfde.”
― Kerken van goud, dominees van hout
― Kerken van goud, dominees van hout
Disaster Taxa
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— last activity Mar 12, 2022 12:10PM
This gruppe studies nature, psychology and philosophy. For true dilettantes.
AAEE Better World Book Club
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— last activity May 04, 2020 05:33PM
An 2020 Summer-Fall book club group based on the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals Book Club: https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sd ...more
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