New publication – “How to eat a river: Metabolic Literacies, Curatorial Practice and Cultures of Care” in eco-operations

By sharing experiences we witnessed of daily care for the watershed’s ecosystems, its organic vegetable plots, seed banks and community spaces, “How to eat a river” maps a different reality of one of the world’s most polluted rivers, demonstrating how small-scale actions make a tangible difference and enable the imagination of alternative futures.

Digital Confluences: Online Rivers, Mischief and Conspirations

This coming Monday 26 August, I’ll be taking part in this open session, where rivers, art, and science flow together in creative ways, organised by the Home Rivers Bio Blitz team, who each year coordinate a global citizen science mapping of watersheds Five projects will be in conversation during Digital Confluences: @walkingrivers @unrioenelrio @entrerios @manzanaverde …