Tag Archives: reflect
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Archivism
16/05/2024 by Carl Reynolds
I am an archivist, an observer of the decline. A tiny player in a observational tradition. A friend of mine …
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Regenerating the Bay
28/02/2024 by Carl Reynolds
I read a report the other day in the online Devon Live (a subsidiary of the Daily Mail Reach group) …
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a step to the future of Torbay marine conservation
24/02/2024 by Carl Reynolds
Several attempts have been made lately to address biodiversity decline across the globe. Locally we are pretty useless at it …
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Human elitism – consider this
15/01/2024 by Carl Reynolds
If you argue for stopping more human access to non-human spaces (or withdrawal eg some forest parks in Portugal) you …
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peninsula rainforest – an idea
Leave a comment09/01/2024 by Carl Reynolds
There are funds on trial in the UK (via DEFRA) to give other opportunities for rural payments to farmers, landowners …
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The road through the woods
208/01/2024 by Carl Reynolds
The Grove and Marridge Woods, often referred to locally as Churston Woods, are a remnant of ancient woodland; and given …
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improv characters to explore
Leave a comment13/12/2022 by Carl Reynolds
Improv – whether comedic or tragic – plays to common, rare and universal themes. It helps me to explore the …
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we are now in the future
402/11/2022 by Carl Reynolds
Doing the work I’ve done over the years, the phrases trigger point and tipping point have been used to explain the combinatory effects that …
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In the zone
Leave a comment09/01/2022 by Carl Reynolds
We live in a zone around a star where life can thrive. We are the product of five billion years …
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The road well travelled
Leave a comment19/08/2021 by Carl Reynolds
A well worn path always looks different in a different time and frame of mind. What else do you notice?
musings of an aquatic ape 