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Rambunctious Gardens Chapter 8 & 9
Before the arrival of Europeans to the Americas, streams did not flow as smoothly in a crisp line as they do today. They were instead branched out and usually created mud pools that prevented water from traveling further. The long … Continue reading
Designer Ecosystems and Conservation Everywhere
In Chapters 8 and 9 of Rambunctious Garden, Emma Marris continues her attack on societal perceptions on nature and attempts to change most of her readers’ views, using designer ecosystems and the coexistence of nature and industry as examples. From ancient streams … Continue reading
Rambunctious Garden – Chapters 8 and 9
Chapters 8 and 9 of Rambunctious Garden by Emma Marris discuss designer ecosystems and conservation on lands that might not be viewed as ideal. In chapter 8, Marris discusses designer ecosystems. Designer ecosystems are ecosystems that are designed for a … Continue reading
