chairmantau [none/use name]

Look I’m recommending everyone to the book that inspired this thread. Fresh Banana Leaves: Healing Indigenous Landscapes Through Indigenous Science

The Chinese get a pass.

I hope the U.S. men’s football team receives the old Israeli Olympic team in Munich treatment. Fuck sportsball. Nationalistic bullshit.

Sometimes “invasive” species can be helpful, honestly I really like the displaced relative term. Imagine an Italy without tomatoes, or an India without peppers, certain plants just find a niche in places far from their native land.

I’m looking for a non-philosophical answer to this question. Either our concept of invasive species is right or it is wrong. If a species can survive without human intervention does it deserved to be removed?

Should “invasive” species be removed, that’s the question, also should they even be called invasive? Humans meet all the qualifications for invasive species, it would be wrong to apply this standard to humans so what if it’s wrong to apply this to plants and animals?

Plz mark nsfw I’m vegan

Look this whole thread was inspired by a single book and I just want everyone to at least read a summary of it. Fresh Banana Leaves: Healing Indigenous Landscapes Through Indigenous Science