“So, how was Hungary?” When I arrived for my yearly ecological monitoring together with the Hungarian Savory Hub, my initial thought was that I was really worried.  Worried about the result of no effective rain and high temperatures over the last 6-8 weeks.  Worried after seeing so many dried-out pastures

but planning is essential. When we work with the complexity of life, we don’t expect the plan to work out exactly as we planned it. But the planning itself, the process itself, still makes so much sense. For discussions, information exchange, and moments of insight during planning. For the framework

Something new is relatively easy to think about when sitting in a training or by an evening beer with your peers.  What happens when we put it into practice? We are still fueled by the idea and the excitement. And then… We suddenly scratch at the habits of our animals,

If we don’t know how to work and make decisions together, live regeneration and democracy locally, we will not get the solutions we want regionally or nationally.  What we practice at the small scale sets the pattern for the whole system.  And can change the whole system. Start where you

Supporting regeneration means building relationships with land and people. Not just “being right” or pushing an agenda. Instead work within context, priorities, and community. Local community. Watershed community. Start where you are. „Ours is not the task of fixing the entire world at once, but of stretching out to mend