~terry
Sat, Jun 26, 1999 (19:49)
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It makes sense that the watershed is the most basic natural division of the land,
but it is certainly not the most obvious. In this area, lifezones are the most
obvious divisions of the land. One can drive along the foothills and miss the
watershed boundaries, but there is no mistaking going from plains to foothills to
high country.
These musings lead to the second step in the bioregional approach. After coming to
appreciate our particular place, bioregionalists suggest that we begin to see the
place where we live as part of a larger region with its own characteristics, capable
of sustaining us along with particular communities of species, human community with
distinctive activities and culture.
What Is a Bioregion?
Priscilla Inkpen
~terry
Sat, Jun 26, 1999 (19:50)
#1
The Spring has just it's newest website, bioregion.com and this is a topic linked
directly from the main page of this site. Your comments are welcome! If you don't
yet have an account click on "sign up" and then "login".
~MarciaH
Thu, Aug 26, 1999 (17:27)
#2
This topic should be linked to Bioregions in Geo conference.