…not only the trees, but also humans. This underscores why we need to protect woodlands. Cutting forests can lead to flooding, landslides, soil compaction, and even water loss. We need…
…solar, has a relatively low footprint on the communities where it’s located. Other renewable energies, like wood pellet production, have a much higher impact on nearby community groups. What are…
…promote biodiversity. Organic gardening practices include: composting mulching planting companion plants never using pesticides or herbicides protecting plants from pest insects with physical barriers (e.g., nets) Organic gardening is great…
…able to withstand shocks like floods or drought. The climate crisis is scary, but we can survive a changing climate with climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNhbuOZB1Gs Climate change…
…The term “symbiosis” comes from the Greek word “sym” meaning “together” and “bios” meaning “life.” There are three main types of symbiotic relationships: commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism. These three terms…
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