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Social Forestry: Tending the Land as People of Place by Vaarde, Tomi Hazel
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Item specifics
- Condition
- ISBN
- 9781957869063
- Book Title
- Social Forestry : Tending the Land As People of Place
- Publisher
- Synergetic Press
- Item Length
- 10 in
- Publication Year
- 2023
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Item Height
- 1.2 in
- Genre
- Nature, Technology & Engineering, Science, Gardening
- Topic
- Life Sciences / Ecology, Environmental Conservation & Protection, General, Agriculture / General, Ecology
- Item Weight
- 42.3 Oz
- Item Width
- 8 in
- Number of Pages
- 456 Pages
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Synergetic Press
ISBN-10
1957869062
ISBN-13
9781957869063
eBay Product ID (ePID)
8057290182
Product Key Features
Book Title
Social Forestry : Tending the Land As People of Place
Number of Pages
456 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Life Sciences / Ecology, Environmental Conservation & Protection, General, Agriculture / General, Ecology
Publication Year
2023
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Nature, Technology & Engineering, Science, Gardening
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
42.3 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
Vaarde delivers a guide to forging reciprocal, regenerative relationships between nature and communities. The author has been advising farms, stewarding forests, and teaching environmental sciences for more than 50 years since earning degrees in forestry and systematic botany from Syracuse University and SUNY College of Forestry. Vaarde's book is a collection of data, prose, poems, photographs, drawings, and posters that explain the philosophies of social forestry and land ethics. Forests and bodies of water are often considered as essential only in relation to their benefits to human beings; the author challenges that idea by connecting nature to communities and emphasizing nature's ; forestry work and ecology; cultures of place (shared values, belief systems, or ways of life within a specific geographical region); and visioning (picturing what one wants to happen and how a story might unfold). Vaarde recognizes that reading does not replace action when it comes to environmentalism: "This book is not merely a recipe collection, where the reader can pick and choose their indulgences; rather, we want to suggest that all skills and opportunities are embedded in cultural contexts that shape action and involvement in complex ways that a book cannot fully enfold." The author encourages conservation efforts, forest management, local food production, and the promotion of environmental resiliency, among other practices, and includes myths, anecdotes, and lessons from many North American Indigenous communities' customs and traditions. The book is brimming with well-researched information on every aspect of social forestry--readers should be warned that a surfeit of data and academic jargon can make it read like a textbook. Despite that, Vaarde does their due diligence to honor the traditional wisdom of communities and help human beings live in harmony with their surroundings. The book is a must-read for anyone curious to learn more about ethical land practices. A complex and informative all-in-one manual on social forestry. -- Kirkus Review
Dewey Decimal
333.75
Table Of Content
Social Forestry: Table of Contents Acknowledgments by Hazel Foreword by Starhawk How to Read Hazel by Megan Fehrman Principles Clipboard Introduction to Social Forestry Part I Foundations Chapter 1 Peoples of the Forest Chapter 2 The Lineage Chapter 3 The Nest-Home Chapter 4 Relationships Part II In the Forest Chapter 5 Forest Ecologies Chapter 6 Forestry Work Chapter 7 Fire Chapter 8 Charcoal Chapter 9 Treasures from the Thickets Chapter 10 Forest Shelters Part III Toward Culture of Place Chapter 11 Starting from Here Chapter 12 Transition Cultures Chapter 13 A Place for Humans Chapter 14 Social Order Chapter 15 Carrying the Bundle Part IV Visioning Chapter 16 A Year in Wagner County Index Bibliography
Synopsis
Social Forestry: Tending the Land as People of Place is a must-have for anyone wanting to have a reciprocating relationship with their communities, themselves, and most importantly their awe-inspiring forests and landscapes. Social Forestry connects villages and communities to their forests and adjoining bodies of water. It includes forest management, protection, and regeneration of deforested lands with the objective of improving the rural, environmental, and social development. Through ecological assessment, carbon sequestration, and generating wildcrafts, people re-establish their wonder in the woods. Author Tomi Hazel Vaarde, collaborator of Siskiyou Permaculture, uses poetry, photographs, drawings, and data to outline philosophies and concepts of Social Forestry. By weaving culturally sensitive stories, myths, and lessons from a range of customs and traditions including North American Indigenous communities and Vaarde's own Quaker upbringing, Vaarde explores how holistic land and community management approaches can facilitate resolution of some of our most dire local and global crises. The writer's work is critical to overcoming eco-grief while instilling necessary changes to the West Coast landscape for fire mitigation and restoration of complex forest systems for generations to come. Many indigenous peoples have learned regenerative management by living for generations in and with a sense of place, but few examples of whole-system planning and participation are evident in modern society. Climate adaptation, human survival, and conservation efforts to maintain biodiversity that supports life on Earth require radical, back-to-the-roots grounding and intentional dedication. Social Forestry helps readers remember the ways of the wild while implementing local food production, collaboration with conservation efforts, forest management, and stabilization of headwaters to build resilience for the long term. To live in harmony with our surroundings, we need to re-skill, always remembering those who came before us and acting in ways that honor traditional wisdom of people and place. Social Forestry includes 31 4-color posters and 54 images., Social Forestry: Tending the Land as People of Place is a primer on philosophies and practices of holistic, place-based living. Author Tomi Hazel Vaarde, collaborator of Siskiyou Permaculture, uses essays, poetry, posters, photographs and drawings to outline philosophies and concepts of Social Forestry. By weaving time-honored stories, myths, and lessons from a range of customs and traditions including North American Indigenous communities and Vaarde's own Quaker upbringing, Vaarde explores how holistic land and community management approaches can facilitate resolution of some of our most dire local and global crises. Many indigenous peoples have learned holistic thinking by living for generations in and with a sense of place, but few examples of whole-system planning and participation are evident in modern society. Climate adaptation, social justice, human survival, and a matrix of biodiversity that supports life on Earth require radical, back-to-the-roots grounding and intentional dedication. Most modern industrial consumerism is unsustainable, and relocalization, an essential piece of a holistic future, is not yet the priority it needs to be to prevent a worldwide collapse of livable habitats. Social Forestry helps readers remember the ways of the wild while advocating for evidence-based solutions including local food production, support for and collaboration with drainage basin councils, forest management, and stabilization of headwaters to build resilience for the long term. Vaarde maintains that if we can support and celebrate Social Forestry as a way of reciprocation and healing, down river settlements will have a chance of thriving. To live in harmony with our surroundings, we need to re-skill, always remembering those who came before us and acting in ways that honor traditional wisdom so that we can keep our discussions wide and deep., Social Forestry weaves ethical principles, communal posters, whimsical poetry, old storytelling, and unexpected pedagogy to explore social evolution in the context of ecosystem functions maintenance. A welcome addition to the bookshelf of anyone who's read and loved Robin Wall Kimmerer's classic Braiding Sweetgrass, these sixteen chapters walk through the lineage of Social Forestry, techniques for tending the land, and relationships that are situated in ecology and ritual. Author Tomi Hazel Vaarde, collaborator of Siskiyou Permaculture, sketches and remembers the ways of the wild through stories, myths, and lessons from a range of customs-including North American Indigenous communities and Vaarde's own Quaker upbringing-to explore how holistic land- and community-management approaches can facilitate resolution of some of our most dire local and global crises. Climate adaptation, sock] justice, human survival, and the matrix of biodiversity that supports life on Earth require intentional dedication, ancient knowledge, and radical re-envisioning. To address our eco-grief and live in harmony with our surroundings, we need to re-skill, always remembering those who came before us and acting in ways that honor traditional wisdom of people and place.
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SD387.S55
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