For Kids of ALL ages! Did you know soil is alive?! Where DOES mud come from? This delightful, fun episode of Muddy Earthlings! was created by NEU volunteer, Naomi Cook in Australia. She explores what soil is, how it is made and why soil is hungry! She enthusiastically...
Tag Archive for: ecology & regeneration
Muddy Earthlings! (video) by NEU Volunteer Naomi Cook
agnihotra and biochar to remediate soil by neu faculty, dr ann ralles (article)
Read the full article from NewEarth Media… AGNIHOTRA ASH and BIOCHAR: Ancient Remedies for Today’s Soil
capitalism nature socialism: development against freedom & sustainability by debal deb
Debal Deb’s book excerpt (PDF) was added by Namjen, a former NEU staff researcher. It is common understanding among natural scientists that if development means unlimited growth in production and consumption of materials, sustainable development is an oxymoron. That’s because unending growth of anything in the universe is...
novamont living chemistry economy: bioplastics for local regeneration (website)
This resource is a website, NOVAMONT that promotes the development of a green bio-economy model based on the efficient use of renewable resources and regeneration of local areas. It is rooted in the Montedison School of Material Science – green integration of chemistry and agriculture.
remineralize the earth (website)
This is a good resource in alignment with NEU’s discipline of Ecology & Regeneration, a website, Remineralize the Earth, a paradigm shift away from conventional chemical farming is a new frontier, Soil Remineralization—the key to sustainable agriculture. Has many varied resources for your continued studies. (Turtle Mountain Photo by Dr...
dirt! the movie (trailer)
“Dirt! The Movie” takes you inside the wonders of the soil. It tells the story of Earth’s most valuable and underappreciated source of fertility – from its miraculous beginning to its crippling degradation. Official Site to purchase the film: www.DirtTheMovie.org
videos / example of a live for free sustainable community
agnihotra timing: how does the magic work? by neu faculty, dr ann ralles
Written by Dr Ann Ralles, Agnihotra faculty advisor at the School of Socio-Economics & Ecology at the NewEarth University (NEU). Twilight Agnihotra Practice Photo at the NewEarth Haven – Bali during the 2017 NE Festival Are you ready for Earth Day? Agnihotra is the wonderful life-changing...
integrated biodiversity conservation plan (ibcp) – adverse impacts
With a whole-systems assessment of all undertakings, faculty members of the Ecology & Regeneration discipline at NewEarth University’s School of Socio-Economics & Ecology, endeavor to consider each element within a given environment, and orient construction towards solutions accordant with regeneration, symbiosis and ecological reverence. assessment of potential negative impacts...
ibcp notes
integrated biodiversity conservation plan (ibcp) NEU’s IBCP is designed to enrich and restore natural environments that foster human and planetary well-being. It plants the seeds required for a new world to rise, where people of the world connect back to nature. Integrated Biodiversity Conservation Plan (IBCP) provides the foundation...
ibcg glossary
glossary of integrated biodiversity conservation plan Adaptative Management “… systematic acquisition and application of reliable information to improve natural resource management over time.. This approach can establish cause-and-effect relationships and point the way toward optimal strategies. Adaptive management has been promoted as essential to management under uncertainty.” (Wilhere, 2002)....
