Episode 24 - Restoration Camping with Paul Cereghino—Part 2

In this episode, Andy Wildman continues his conversation with Paul Cereghino, on Restoration Camping in the Salish Sea area, in the Pacific Northwest of the USA.

In this second half of the conversation, they talk about how such a project is created and how it proceeds along highly uncertain lines.

They talk about responding to urgency, the limits to responsibility, about whole-systems design thinking for ecological culture creation, about the need for a toolkit for working with human systems, how we might de-institutionalise the process of restoration, and working with complexity over time to an emergent purpose.

If you haven't yet heard Part 1, please check out Episode 23.

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We Must Design The Future - The Ecosystem Guild

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The Ecosystem Guild - Restoring Watersheds Through Community

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The world is in crisis, the unfolding complexity of which is beyond the control of any of us as individuals or groups. We can’t fight with that.But within this situation we can have agency, and therefore hope. We can be a part of something larger than ourselves. A movement toward regenerative potent…

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