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forest_gardening [2010-02-01 09:35] theunkarelseforest_gardening [2010-02-01 10:47] 86.95.48.238
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 For forest people, gardening is a state of mind, a mode they are never out of. The entire Amazon is now believed to one huge man-made landscape kept intact by contant pruning and weeding as humans move through it.  For forest people, gardening is a state of mind, a mode they are never out of. The entire Amazon is now believed to one huge man-made landscape kept intact by contant pruning and weeding as humans move through it. 
  
-(Theun: I disagree with much of this; in my opinion [[Ecosystem_gardening]] is much less anthropocentric and has nothing to do with growing crops. The tribals we met in India, living in stone-age conditions, had little knowledge about plants beyond their use. Human pressures simply never were high enough to need any management. And lastly being in the rainforest for just a few weeks made me quiet sure that its metabolism is way beyond our capacity to prune and weed it. In fact you can't even keep it from invading your body.)+[[Further Local Discussion about the Anthropocentric Jungle]]
  
 ====== Gary Snyder and the Artistic Imperative  ====== ====== Gary Snyder and the Artistic Imperative  ======
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