For most of the subscribers of this blog, this blog is a source of information about the biological effects of electromagnetic radiation. In February 2016, I started writing my first post about it, so, 9 years ago. Before 2016, I shared easy-to-understand information about holistic healthcare. What holistic means is a.o. explained in the intro of the former blog post: Holistic Holidays, but there is more to be found in this overview: Human Development.

About a year ago, I restarted adding pages about holism, and a month ago I updated older pages as well, checking for errors in data, because of changes/updates on WordPress. This return to what it was does not mean that I will not publish new information about the biological effects of EMF any more, but I feel the need as well to publish also what is important to know in order to be able to conquer the enormous problems we are facing now in the right way, how we, as individuals, can contribute to the success of the change that is taking place, worldwide, and transforming the crisis into something Great.

In this blog post I would like to ask your attention about a special type of holism: holistic landscape restoration, and for today’s published video: “What is Commonland?”:

“Commonland is an international non-profit working with organisations in over 20 countries to restore landscapes and shape a regenerative future for all. All over the world, local organisations are working to restore the natural ecosystems we all depend on, and shift society towards a regenerative future. One where nature, communities, and economies thrive in harmony. We work closely with these organisations to strengthen their work, spark collaboration, and share best practices at landscape level. By connecting them with funders, policy actors, businesses, and fellow changemakers, we amplify their impact at local, regional and global scale. Together with partners across sectors, we also work to shift financial flows and public policies towards creating regenerative land use systems. We promote local, regenerative solutions as the answer to our linked ecological, social, and economic crises. The result: Thriving ecosystems, economies, and communities for generations to come.” – YouTube @Commonland, Website Commonland