How you can play your part in influencing systemic shape

One of the best ways of mitigating risk is to have a personal relationship with the person or business you’re investing in.

A moment to pause on what it is we are working towards.

Soundscapes offer a powerful way to measure the health of an ecosystem not visible to the naked eye.

If we want to strengthen our local economies, then we need to use our money to make that change. A powerful opportunity here is in deploying local currencies.

Legendary peace and environmental activist Satish Kumar is impressed by a musician-farmer’s recipe for bread.

There may be no better community of practice than impact investing and responsible investment to influence how we re-set from this time.

Whether we know it or not, like it or not, honour it or not, we are embedded in community.

Ah, love. It’s one of those words, isn’t it? We can say, “I love your scarf” with the same kind of intensity as when we say, “I will love you forever.”

My father was ahead of his time, a farmer focused on conservation back in the ’70s.

I grew up in a small country town on the edge of the Australian outback, 800km from the nearest small city, and several light years away from the world of environmentalism.

There are two distinct futures of food and farming. One leads to the regeneration of our planet, our soils, our biodiversity, our water, our rural economies and farmers’ livelihoods, our health, our democracy.

The burst of colour from the prayer flags contrasted against the natural hues of the mountain scenery. A second look revealed thousands more flags that had faded to white.

For our species to have a future, it must be local. The good news is that the path to such a future is already being forged.