A first person exploration of the philosophy of bioregionalism, inspired by the complexity science of Donnella Meadow, with Felix de Rosen, a landscape architect and gardener.
Felix shares his fascinating journey from studying political science at Harvard to his passion for the natural world and Bioregionalism. Andrea and Felix explore the philosophy of organizing human societies around naturally defined areas, discussing complex systems and the importance of finding community. This conversation is an exploration of the intersections of ecology, culture, and personal growth through Felix's experiences and insights on creating sustainable and meaningful connections with the land and each other.
00:00 Introduction to Bioregionalism
00:43 Félix de Rosen's Background and Journey
01:30 Complex Systems and Community
02:53 Felix's Personal Reflections
05:21 The Importance of Place and People
21:34 Discovering Landscape Architecture
26:37 Understanding Bio Regionalism
30:11 Exploring Systems Thinking and Worldview
31:38 The Intersection of Gardens and Worldviews
36:06 Frustrations and Realizations in Landscape Architecture
39:45 The Importance of Systems Thinking
42:54 Bio Regionalism and Community Building
48:01 Bridging Political Divides through Bio Regionalism
52:25 International Bio Regional Projects
54:37 The Role of Love and Connection to Earth
01:00:30 Agency Deficit Disorder and Hope for the Future
01:01:28 Conclusion and Ways to Connect
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A talk from Felix at the Harvard commencement
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