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Lessons from Water: Flow
Flow, to water, is not about speed or direction, but about presence and surrendering to what is, while still moving forward, gently, steadily, at her own pace. There’s something quietly profound about the way water moves. It never resists where it’s meant to go. Instead, it curves around rocks, slips through the smallest cracks, and keeps moving, no matter how many times it’s blocked. To flow, for water, is to live. When we watch a river or a stream, or even the still mirror
Nov 173 min read


The Relationship of Climate Change and Biodiversity
The Earth’s story is one of balance, an intricate web of life woven through time, climate, and evolution. Yet, in recent centuries, this balance has been tested as human influence reshapes natural systems faster than they can adapt. Among the greatest challenges of our time stands the relationship between climate change and biodiversity, two forces deeply intertwined. Understanding how they affect one another is essential if humanity is to protect the living world that sustai
Nov 103 min read


Why Every Family Should Experience Camping Together
There’s something magical about being surrounded by trees, breathing in crisp morning air, and listening to the gentle sounds of nature. My first camping experience in the forest was truly transformative. It reminded me how healing and grounding nature can be and how important it is to pause, breathe, and simply be present. Since then, camping has become one of my favorite ways to recharge and reconnect with myself and with Mother Nature. That experience also deepened my desi
Nov 32 min read


The Living Library: Learning to See Nature with the Kui
The camp taught me that the forest is a living library, and the Kui elders are the keepers of its language. The trip to the Kui community was a powerful, eye-opening adventure. From October 2nd to 5th, 2025, it wasn’t just a walk through the forest; it was a learning to see it with different lens. The camp taught me that the forest is a living library, and the Kui elders are the keepers of its language. I got the opportunity to pause my city life for the deep forest and learn
Oct 133 min read


In the Element of Air: The Invisible That Sustains Us
Air is both absence and presence and it reminds us of everything that cannot be held yet has the power to sustain our existence. Air is...
Oct 63 min read


Honouring the Earth as Mother
Soil has never been just dirt. In many cultures, soil is seen as mother, a giver of life, a provider, and a protector. From the very...
Sep 293 min read


In the Element of Fire: Stories from the Forest
"Fire is as essential a natural element as water. Why, then, do we fear or reject it?" — a S’gaw Karen elder This question has stayed...
Aug 185 min read


The Beauty of Genuine Relationships
Relationship is the invisible threads that connect us to the world around us. When we hear the word relationship , our minds often jump...
Jul 73 min read


A Quiet Reckoning: The Earth, Our Things, and What We Choose to Want
Take a quiet moment. Breathe in. Look around. Now ask yourself: How many of the things in this room came from nature? The answer might...
Jun 164 min read


From Fear to Care: How Confronting Biophobia Can Help Save Biodiversity
"We fear what we don’t understand” I live in the city and have witnessed several heartbreaking incidents where natural beings were...
Jun 24 min read


What I Learn from Gardening
The natural way of life can offer profound wisdom for our inner journey. Recently, at home, we planted a small pot of flowers. At first...
May 263 min read


Coming Back to the Senses: A Gentle Return to Nature Connection
Each sense is a portal—back to ourselves, to nature, and to this moment. In a world that constantly pulls us into our...
Apr 213 min read


Festivals and Footprints: How Our Joy Affects the Planet
There is environmental cost of our cultural festival and celebrations. ©8214erika Cultural festivals are among humanity's most cherished...
Apr 76 min read


The Heroes of the Chaom Pen Community Protected Area in Preah Vihear
"Before you begin to ask for assistance from God, you must first help yourself." ©Miguel Jeronimo. Three forest warrior heroes, Ta Chhum,...
Feb 103 min read


Soil as a Solution to Climate Change
Although excessive carbon dioxide in the atmosphere drives global warming, its presence in soil can be beneficial by enriching carbon...
Feb 33 min read


The Need for a New Culture of Socialization Based on Nature Connection and Harmony
We lack comprehensive rules for nature, granting no comparable rights to animals, plants, or landscapes, and treat nature as an infinite...
Jan 275 min read


Living Co-existence with Natural Disasters: Local Knowledge in Indonesia - Part 1
Observation of natural signs, as practiced by Sundanese communities, can strengthen disaster resilience. ©Jens Moser, Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND...
Jan 64 min read


Ecocide: A Crime Against Our Planet
Imagine someone deliberately destroying a city, poisoning rivers or burning down forests - a terrible crime, right? But what happens when...
Nov 25, 20244 min read


Tonle Sap Lake: A Complex System Requiring Conservation- Part 2
Addressing the Challenges: A Multi-Faceted Approach The future of Tonle Sap Lake is at a tipping point. With immediate action—integrating...
Nov 4, 20243 min read


Descendants of the Social Seedlings in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai is Thailand’s second-largest mountainous province in the northern highland region. It is renowned for its rich forests—a...
Aug 26, 20246 min read
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