'Myth: Carbon is carbon' repairproject.org/Blog/myth-ca... Myths and abstractions of carbon are shaping climate policy and markets in new ways. Read @amberhuff.bsky.social's think piece, and join our online discussion on 23 April: myth-carbon-is-carbon.eventbrite.co.uk #IYRP2026

Yes, hello, is that God? Yeah, hi. I have a complaint. You gave me this brain that’s designed for finding berries and avoiding lions and now people are ‘just circling back’ to see if we can ‘move the needle’ on ‘key initiatives’? NONE of those things are berries.

"This is catastrophic."

Happy International Women’s Day! futurenatures.org/comic-little...

"We have chosen life and created a link between memory and life." substack.com/@nathanoxley...

This is cool I think. The sort of thing I’d love to do for Future Natures although with a slightly different emphasis.

No one I know is mourning Khamenei because he was a mass murderer. We’re worried because we also know what the Americans and Israelis are: mass murderers.

Correct — it’s simple but at the same time it’s hard because it involves being vulnerable, something that many dominant cultures don’t encourage. The minute you are kind to someone, you open up the possibility of them taking the piss. And yet you must try

Hereditary

I just found out about this via the Uncanny Landscapes newsletter and I'm very excited to read it! Very relevant to some of the @futurenatures.bsky.social work on English commons and the things that landscapes mean to people, and why it is good to think about struggles in commons & commoning now.

What’s going on with meat in South Africa? “Durban’s wealthiest minibus-taxi family is said to have recently purchased a couple of cattle farms that will supply their taxi-rank butcheries with a consistent supply of slaughtered meat.” repairproject.org/Blog/getting...

This month, in our #RangelandMyths series, we examine the myth that 'Mobility drives conflict and insecurity'. Read the think piece by Linda Pappagallo: repairproject.org/Blog/myth-mo... Join our online discussion on 26 February with @tekgw.bsky.social: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/exploring-...

What is property? How does a narrow view of ownership & property lie behind the so-called ‘Tragedy of the Commons’? Frank Matose explains at our event on #RangelandMyths #IYRP2026

Well phrased by Peter Gelderloos - "It is mind-bogglingly naïve to think that the Trump administration needs any kind of ‘justification’ for repression."

I came to Minneapolis to report on what's going on, and one of the main questions I showed up with is "just what is the scale of the resistance?" After all, we're all used to the news calling Portland a "war zone" or whatever when it's just some protests in one part of town.

The state uses religion as a tool to enforce fascism, and they do so badly, all over the world. Most religions boil down to "be good to each other" and most of the religious people I've met in my life know that.

“Most would agree that the ‘Tragedy of the Commons’ thesis is flawed, logically inconsistent, and downright dangerous… Yet it has taken on a life of its own as an enduring master myth.” - @amberhuff.bsky.social repairproject.org/Blog/the-tra... #tragedyofthecommons #rangelandmyths #IYRP2026

Dust in heat haze. Hooves on dry ground. Red scars slice the hills. It's a familiar scene. But the photo is an AI-generated image. @amberhuff.bsky.social and Linda Pappagallo discuss how 'rangeland myths’ shape our view of landscapes & livelihoods: repairproject.org/Blog/rethink... #IYRP2026

Very excited about this. Discussions! Arguments! Comics! All in a crucial year for pastoralism on the world stage.

Our director Amber Huff was in Helmsdale this week to share & discuss commoning with the wonderful folks at @timespanhelmsdale.bsky.social

On #WorldOceanDay, new co-authored paper that calls for rethinking development in coastal spaces, away from extractive models toward approaches that respect local knowledge, ecological interdependence, & justice. bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/gsc/view/jou...

The Tragedy of Not Commoning.

Who gets to shape so-called ‘nature-based solutions’? Here’s a very accessible new piece from the Madagascar team of @repairproject.bsky.social, on the need to listen & understand the cultures and motivations of pastoralists.

Political Ecology Network (POLLEN) Conference in Barcelona, June 2026. Help us disseminate the event and submit your articles, please! @icta-uab.bsky.social @pollenetwork.bsky.social pollenpoliticalecology.network/pollen-2026/

Who gets to shape so-called ‘nature-based solutions’? Here’s a very accessible new piece from the Madagascar team of @repairproject.bsky.social, on the need to listen & understand the cultures and motivations of pastoralists.

Let’s goooooo

This is so great.

Last week saw the launch of the REPAiR project in Madagascar. The event was held in collaboration with the IKI Growing Greener project, and aimed to engage those involved in restoration in Madagascar’s rangelands, including the government and NGOs. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... #BiodiversityDay

This #BiodiversityDay happy to share a recent publication led by Nobu Ohte where our inter- & transdisciplinary research validated local pastoralists' knowledges re the synergies between swimming camels & local mangrove ecosystems & + biodiversity outcomes. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

“Today, our very metabolism is for sale…” Brian Garvey on new enclosures at Strange Broth

Strange Broth - a two day event about the Commons, put on by the GalGael Trust & Future Natures in Glasgow. (I’ll be speaking about carbon offset trading and the impacts on community land buyouts on the Friday morning.) Booking: www.galgael.org/news/strange...

New publication, please share The Challenges of Decolonising Sustainability and the Environment in Development Studies (DS) link.springer.com/10.1057/s412... @ids.ac.uk @eadi.bsky.social

Forgot that the Lucas Plan crew suggested switching to heat pump manufacture in the late 1970s. m.youtube.com/watch?v=0pgQ... (at 14 minutes 44 sec) - @janrosenow.bsky.social you might like this

Glasgow! Scotland! Please sign up for this if you want to meet & create something together.

"Through home gardening, women practice a form of care deeply interconnected with more-than-human beings..." How 'sustainable' farming initiatives are undermining the care & interdependence of home gardens in Myanmar futurenatures.org/myanmars-hom...

Work on environment/nature/conservation research? It's not too late to have your say on what new research the UK should support in territories that receive Official Development Assistance (ODA). The survey closes on 4 April.

We’re delighted that our zine ‘Strange Natures’ is part of the awesome zine fair at @geographers.bsky.social, thanks to the efforts of @queergeog.bsky.social! Find out more about the zine on our website - futurenatures.org/season-stran...

Scary shit on a ‘datified’ Amazon rainforest reddmonitor.substack.com/p/one-amazon...

We don’t live alone in the world, but it’s organized in ways that push us apart. The pages of Think Like a Commoner are filled with meaningful acts of care being practiced, today, by grassroots communities across the world. thinklikeacommoner.com

The UK government is seeking views on its international priorities for research on nature and the environment. To have your say, respond to the survey before 4 April: bit.ly/UKNatureInit...

Survey: The #UK’s global #research priorities on nature The UK government is seeking insights on its research priorities for nature and environment in #ODA (Official Development Assistance) settings. An online survey is open until 4 April. universityofsussex.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

The UK government is seeking views on its international priorities for research on nature and the environment. To have your say, respond to the survey before 4 April: bit.ly/UKNatureInit...

Help shape the UK's priorities for international research on nature and environment. This survey, focused on research in ODA (Official Development Assistance) settings, is open until 4 April. bit.ly/UKNatureInit...

In case you missed it - there’s some good stuff in here.

“those regions in which there was no longer any proper land nor sea nor air, but a sort of mixture of all three of the consistency of a jellyfish in which one can neither walk nor sail, holding everything together, so to speak.” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thule

How can stories help to explore weirdness, crisis and possibilities? Read our latest newsletter round-up, including two great podcast interviews and an exciting event! futurenatures.substack.com/p/why-we-tel... #commoning #commons #crisis #ecologies #enclosures #zines #comics #storytelling

Delighted to be part of this @ids.ac.uk archive bulletin on 'Environmental Change, Development Challenges Revisited'. 35 years of scholarship highlighting how questions on environment (& climate) are central to IDS & development studies more generally. bulletin.ids.ac.uk/index.php/id...

If capitalist culture resembles a horror movie or lurid comic book, why not embrace those genres to explore the psychic dynamics of enclosure, "weird ecologies," and commoning? @amberhuff.bsky.social of @futurenatures.bsky.social explains on my Frontiers of Commoning podcast. tinyurl.com/3zj289p4

Great piece by my colleague Linda Pappagallo @ids.ac.uk about the problems with how 'payments for ecosystem services' are thought up and designed. Though PES are meant to incentivise 'good' ecological practices, some livestock farmers face structural barriers and biases that can work against them.

This is wild. www.the-londoner.co.uk/the-endless-...