ZEKE Magazine: Spring 2022
Sustainable Solutions to the Climate Crisis Indigenous Fire by Kiliii Yuyan The Indigenous Peoples' Burn Network is training others in an ancient technique of ecological restoration, which is to safely light low-intensity fires in wet seasons that remove the small fuels on the forest floor. Nemo's Garden by Giacomo d'Orlando Nemo’s Garden—the world’s first underwater greenhouses of terrestrial plants—represents an alternative farming system dedicated to those areas where environmental conditions make the growth of plants almost impossible. Permagarden Refugees by Sarah Fretwell The Palabek refugee settlement in Northern Uganda, with the staff of African Women Rising’s (AWR) Permagarden Program, works with refugees to utilize the existing resources—seeds, rainfall, limited land, and “waste”—and together build an agriculture system designed to help the environment regenerate and get stronger as it matures. Sustainable Solutions to the Climate Crisis by Antonia Juhasz Interview with Kiliii Yuyan by Caterina Clerici Dispatches from Ukraine by Maranie Staab Book Reviews Edited by Michelle Bogre
Sustainable Solutions to the Climate Crisis
Indigenous Fire by Kiliii Yuyan
The Indigenous Peoples' Burn Network is training others in an ancient technique of ecological restoration, which is to safely light low-intensity fires in wet seasons that remove the small fuels on the forest floor.
Nemo's Garden by Giacomo d'Orlando
Nemo’s Garden—the world’s first underwater greenhouses of terrestrial plants—represents an alternative farming system dedicated to those areas where environmental conditions make the growth of plants almost impossible.
Permagarden Refugees
by Sarah Fretwell
The Palabek refugee settlement in Northern Uganda, with the staff of African Women Rising’s (AWR) Permagarden Program, works with refugees to utilize the existing resources—seeds, rainfall, limited land, and “waste”—and together build an agriculture system designed to help the environment regenerate and get stronger as it matures.
Sustainable Solutions to the Climate Crisis
by Antonia Juhasz
Interview with Kiliii Yuyan by Caterina Clerici
Dispatches from Ukraine by Maranie Staab
Book Reviews Edited by Michelle Bogre
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Emilio Mancuso, biologist in charge<br />
of the seeding and growing process<br />
of the plants, is placing the coconut<br />
fiber cones for the hydroponic<br />
cultivation within the biospheres. Each<br />
biosphere can host approximately<br />
120 per cycle, which depending on<br />
the plants type, can last from one<br />
to three months. Photo by Giacomo<br />
d'Orlando.<br />
20 / <strong>ZEKE</strong> SPRING <strong>2022</strong>
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