Wilderness, Culture and Civilization

That's cool.
I'm mostly interested into urban forrestation (+tunneling and layering wildlife, integrating it into the city) and terraforming on earth (including systems that give fruit).

Oh yeah, think I saw some very neat wildlife bridges on Holla Forums recently where they just extended the woods above the road.
I'm lucky because at least presently the city I live in works hard to preserve a sense of nature.

You have any examples of what you mean by terraforming?

Caring about nature is exclusive to whites.

Protecting lesser lifeforms should be a top priority.

Yes, I'm actually a neo-luddite too but Holla Forums is filled with degenerates who think conservatism is somehow compatible with labor saving devices

Luddite savages will always lose to technologically superior civilization.

That's elegant.
I think of more complex and also sheltered systems. On various layers and levels, interwining it to such an extent you walk through a fishtank plugged to the ocean on your way to the train, or see leopards from the train.

Nothing extraordinary.
I didn't look it up but China is trying to forrestate a strip in the steppes they call the green belt, but experience problems with the water supply, all afair.
Then I stumbled across stuff like permaculture in the desert.
I just saw Qatar aiming for such a mega project.

It's really annyoing when you put your stamp on everything.

I'm not a neo luddite.

Is physiocracy compatible with 21th century? I think it'd benefit the nature.

Oh wow that was the sort of thing I was hoping you'd post. Had no idea we've gotten so good at it we could revive deserts. Incredible.

The mods just bumplocked this thread.
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Gas the mods
etc.

Kill yourself, you have no idea of the science behind protecting biodiversity, you both are fools

Conservation is very important on a large scale, as ecosystems are very large in size and they need wildlife corridors

Yes OP I am studying Environmental Conservation :)

Agroforestry is the future !