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Daily Archives: March 1, 2014
storm watch
It’s raining here. That’s good news, at least for the time being. California is experiencing a serious drought. Our reservoirs are appallingly low. Our population is high. We are certainly overpopulated for the amount of water we have available, even … Continue reading
Posted in agroecology, climate change, education, fire season, Nature, resilience, socioecological intelligence, sustainability education, sustainable agriculture
Tagged California, california wildfires, climate change, drylands agriculture, ecosystems, environmental education, farm-based learning, fire season, nature, socioecological intelligence, sustainability education, sustainable agriculture, weather
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