Wild by nature - radical sustainability skills and ideas for a post-industrial futureHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Miles Olson has spent the past decade deeply immersed in learning and practicing earth skills; living intimately with the land on the forested edge of a sprawling city. While foraging, hunting, gardening, and gathering for his livelihood, his life has been shaped profoundly by a desire to nurture healthy relationships with humans and the non-human world. Miles' experiences living on the land have given him a rare perspective on wild nature and sustainability. He is the author of Unlearn, Rewild.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Ideas 1. Sustainability and Wildness 2. What is Rewilding? 3. Subsistence 4. Technology, Ethics and Freedom 5. How to Walk Away from Civilization 6. Reflections at the End of the World 7. On Being White 8. Veganism or Radical Sustainability? Tough Questions About Diet 9. Something in the Rain 10. Succession 11. Killing the Most Beautiful Thing Part Two: Endangered Skills 12. Learning How to Live 13. Honoring the Bodies of Animals - By Eating Them 14. Feral Food Preservation: Unconventional and Traditional Methods of Putting Things By 15. Meet Your New Friends: Indispensable Plant Allies for Hard Times 16. Feral Food Cultivation: Thoughts and Strategies on "Tending the Wild" 17. Hunter-Gatherer, Gardener-Trapper 18. Dressing and Undressing Our Food: How to Skin and Gut a Creature 19. De-Industrializing Contraception: Birth Control for Sustainability and Survival 20. Working with Skin 21. Getting to Know Nuts 22. Exploring Entomophagy: Bugs as Food 23. Fire and Light 24. The Tao of Poo: Notes on "Giving Back" Conclusion: The Future Primitive Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction Part One: Ideas 1. Sustainability and Wildness 2. What is Rewilding? 3. Subsistence 4. Technology, Ethics and Freedom 5. How to Walk Away from Civilization 6. Reflections at the End of the World 7. On Being White 8. Veganism or Radical Sustainability? Tough Questions About Diet 9. Something in the Rain 10. Succession 11. Killing the Most Beautiful Thing Part Two: Endangered Skills 12. Learning How to Live 13. Honoring the Bodies of Animals - By Eating Them 14. Feral Food Preservation: Unconventional and Traditional Methods of Putting Things By 15. Meet Your New Friends: Indispensable Plant Allies for Hard Times 16. Feral Food Cultivation: Thoughts and Strategies on "Tending the Wild" 17. Hunter-Gatherer, Gardener-Trapper 18. Dressing and Undressing Our Food: How to Skin and Gut a Creature 19. De-Industrializing Contraception: Birth Control for Sustainability and Survival 20. Working with Skin 21. Getting to Know Nuts 22. Exploring Entomophagy: Bugs as Food 23. Fire and Light 24. The Tao of Poo: Notes on "Giving Back" Conclusion: The Future Primitive Index About the Author
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