by Tommy Kah

if i look back, i am lost
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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by Tommy Kah
a lot of people dont care about insect biomass collapse bc when they hear we are losing 2.5% of the insect biomass per year they just imagine the cockroach and housefly population decreasing by that much. they dont realize those are among the only ones that will remain unbothered
you can make a little oasis right where you are, and it matters
every year of restoring native plants I see a great increase in the insect populations, and loads of new insects i never saw before (all of them harmless--the insects that are harmful or parasitic on humans are the main ones being unaffected by the decrease in insect populations)
(a large part of) the problem is Plant Sameness. we must restore plant diversity
uhhhh other Na'vi kin, have any of you made a songcord? ๐
Hey guys it's still naidoc, please consider donating to an aboriginal organisation. The funding for a lot aboriginal orgs (the parts that dont get stolen) frequently get cut off from the government under "budget" excuses and facism is on the rise in australia.
If you can donate to causes you care about (whether its disability, dv protection, health or lgbt rights) you can make a big difference to a community.
I don't have links right now, I plan to do a big post in future. you can look up local aboriginal organisations in your area, such as your local aboriginal council or you can scroll through this link for official organisations.
Emerald lined path in the forest - Olympic National Park.
Yamagata, Japan by murozo
one time I saw a photo of a skinned whale/dolphin flipper on reddit or something and I've just never recovered
there's just. A paw in there.
One of the most spiritually profound moments of my life was when I was sixish and at a natural history museum with my parents that had a whale skeleton hanging from the ceiling.
I remember my dad picking me up to sit on his shoulders (possibly one of the last times he did that because I was getting too big to hold there for long) so I could be close to it's flipper because he wanted to show me something. He had me hold up my arm parallel to the whale's, and explained that we had the same bones, pointing to it's scapula and humerus and radius and ulna and so on while poking the same bones in my skinny little arm, all they way down to the tips of my fingers and it's own.
And in that moment, I could suddenly see how the whale and I were the same animal, just stretched and shrunk into different proportions by nature. There was an entire exhibit with skeletons of different animals and we went through all of them, picking out the hands and faces of all of them on myself.
I had never felt such a profound connection to the world around me before as I realized on a visceral level that not only was I related to all these creatures, they were very literally my distant cousins, and that in a way, they were me from back then and I was them from now, and we all were others still from the future.
Every living thing on earth is your cousin. The most distantly related humans are your 50th cousins. Chimps are your several thousandth cousins. An octopus is your 25 millionth cousin. Trees are your billionth cousins. You and I are surrounded by family. And that makes me feel profoundly loved.
So thanks dad, for pulling your shoulder a bit to show me that I am part of the universe. I love you too.
Atera Valley, Japan by Ron
"we live in an uncaring universe." sorry the special planet full of beauty and animals and food literally growing out of the ground isnt good enough for you. i guess
Creatures!
This Native American Heritage Month I want to spread awareness for MMIWG2S crisis, the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirits.
This post has facts, resources to learn more, and includes links with ways to help, although I hope as you read more you realize how much spreading awareness could leave a huge impact as it would create even more help, protections, and resources.
Did you know that indigenous women, girls, and two spirits are murdered and go missing at such high rates that both the USA and Canada have declared it a crisis and epidemic?
In some places they are murdered, assaulted, and go missing at 10x the national average?
The statistics that prove it in the USA:
The National Congress of American Indians - Defending Sovereignty since 1944
And Canada:
Read more on the Assembly of First Nations website here.
May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for MMIWG2S in the USA. In Canada it falls on the same day and it's referred to as Red Dress Day.
Red is a sacred color to indigenous peoples. As such is the color we use to raise awareness for our women, girls, and two spirits that have come under harm.
We use both red dresses and a red handprint over the mouth to raise awareness. So if you see these symbols please pay them their proper respect. They are not to be used in cosplay or costumes nor are they to be mocked or appropriated.
You'll also find the phrase "No more stolen sisters" in discussions about MMIW. This is a phrase specifically intended to raise awareness and bring attention to the MMIWG2S crisis and it shouldn't be applied to anyone except indigenous women, girls, and two spirits.
Origin of the movement Missing and Murdered Women and Girls, why wear red, current legal challenges and future hopes. (May 5, 2020)
For Native and Indigenous communities, 'No More Stolen Sisters' calls attention to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Along with all these facts I wanna ask you to look up infamous cases of MMIW. Look up Savanna Greywind and look up "Search the Landfill." And please check out this link that covers the legal "loophole" that allows tribal women to be assaulted without any hope for their non-native abusers being held accountable.
Let the horror that some native and first nations women go through fuel your desire to become an advocate for the MMIWG2S epidemic. Sit with us in solidarity and acknowledge the scope of the systemic injustices being done against us.
More reources on MMIWG2S, how the crisis is being handled by government, and how you can help:
WASHINGTON โ Native American tribal leaders urged lawmakers to increase federal funding and implement national reporting systems to help sol
Red Dress Day 2025, held every May 5th, is a National Day of remembrance and activism honouring the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous
The Not Invisible Act Commissionโs resource was historic for Native Americans. Itโs now been scrubbed from federal websites
โWe have no idea where she could be.โ
List of resources from the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Natives Women that includes resources for women, LGBT and two spirit people, trafficking survivors, DV survivors, and of course resources specific to MMIWG2S.
If you have any questions please ask them, just be respectful and don't ask anything in bad faith.
Something that jumped out at me:
Hey Florida, what's going on here???
A new study from the University of South Florida reveals Orange County among the highest-risk areas.
Avatar Plants. Focusing on unnamed background flora/details I find vital for drawing. Sky breaker DLC Area. (Part 1)
I had a dream last night that I was involved in a battle against the Mangkwan. I lost a lot of the details upon waking up but there was one thing that stuck with me... I'd managed to shoot Varang in a way that she knew she was going to die. But as her last hurrah, she shot an arrow into a spirit willow in such a way that it destroyed Eywa'eveng's neural network. It was absolutely devastating watching the bioluminescence die spreading out from that point... I'm getting sick just remembering it. I remember feeling just absolutely defeated as Varang died laughing. The Na'vi went straight to work trying to find a way to bring back our connection to Eywa, and I remember the Tulkun being involved, but I awoke with seemingly no way to restore it.
I can only hope that the dream is not a Sign. I'm sure other Na'vi will understand how watching that felt like my heart was being ripped out.
Happy Earth Day from me to you. My favorite scenes. ๐๐ฆ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ฑ
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Oirase River, Japan by ๆชไปฃๅฎ