Forest Tending
Forest Tending
Gardening the forest
Since the dawn of time, Indigenous and ancestral people have tended the forests and places where they lived in order to bring the plants and animals they needed closer, enrich the ecological matrix of Life, and encourage certain types of growth. This almost invisible gardening, whose characteristic is generally its near invisibility is a beautiful way to build relationship with wild places.
Related Practices:
See Gardening. See Prune Your Trees. See Study the Pattern Language of Nature. See The Importance of the 'Aina' (Hawaiian Indigenous Natural Farming). See Nourish the Roots. See Sit Spot. See Forest Bathing. See Gratitude practices.Video: | Photography: | Licensed from Pexels.com, used with permission.