#ecology
45 items tagged ecology.
- Save The Tiger — An oil-painting postcard to raise awareness about the plight of the tiger.
- Anti-Fur Drawings — Ink drawings made in support of banning the use of furs.
- Anti-Fur Drawing I — Ink drawing advocating against the fur trade.
- Anti-Fur Drawing II — A powerful illustration showing the reality of the fur trade.
- Two for the Road — Anti-fur advocacy art.
- The Fur Is For… — A thought-provoking illustration.
- Anti-Fur Drawing V — A powerful anti-fur message through art.
- Eating Dirt — Deep Forests, Big Timber, and Life with the Tree-Planting Tribe
- Entangled Life
- Water — Books about the ocean and what lives in it, fiction and not. The shelf that sits closest to the diving and to Into The Blue.
- All the Water in the World — A Novel
- A Letter to the Luminous Deep
- The Mountain in the Sea — A Novel
- How to Speak Whale — The Power and Wonder of Listening to Animals
- Deep
- New York 2140
- Moby-Dick
- The Origin and Nature of Life on Earth — The Emergence of the Fourth Geosphere
- Venomous Lumpsucker
- Submersed — Wonder, Obsession, and Murder in the World of Amateur Submarines
- Beyond Human: Rewilding the Internet — The web was seeded as a monoculture. What would it mean to let it grow wild again, with many species, many niches, and edges that matter?
- Augmented Ecologies — Twenty metres down at Jessie Beazley Reef, Tubbataha: on reefs, attention, and what an augmented ecology might mean. Images © Andrea Marshall.
- Limits — Written at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, on limits, land and scale.
- Soccoro Dive Trip: Manta Dreams — A January dive trip to Socorro Island to tag oceanic manta rays.
- Dive Trip, September 2022 — Musings on reef ecologies, Balinese cultures, and Western values.
- New New California Water Atlas — Rebuilding the California Water Atlas, so a state's water is legible again.
- Unfortunate gardeners
- Regen Foundation — Funding and tooling for ecological regeneration.
- Ethereal Forest — A community where the forest and the network meet. I keep coming back to it.
- Aridity Lines — TBA21 Academy — A sound collection I return to; oceanic, dry, and strange.
- Tenerife — A volcanic island above the clouds: Teide's black rock, laurisilva forest, and the botany of altitude.
- Tubbataha — Open-ocean atolls two days' sail from land, where the reef is still whole. My own photographs, March 2023.
- Komodo — Cold upwellings and manta cleaning stations; dragons on the beach above.
- Anilao — Muck diving in the Verde Island Passage, among the richest water on the planet if you look small enough.
- DiveSight — Dive planning from ocean science: forecasts of visibility, marine life and conditions for 28,000 dive sites. Yaniv Stopnitzky's venture; I wrote the first pass.
- Water Atlas — California's water made legible from open data: rivers, gauges, reservoirs, rights and drought.
- Who Drinks the River? — The Colorado River piece from the Futures Desk.
- EcoPermit — AI-assisted environmental permitting: draw a site and screen it. An Into the Blue product.
- Reefstora — Coral reef restoration support. An Into the Blue product.
- Into the Blue — My company. Living models for the places we share; EcoPermit and Reefstora are its products.
- Simulate World, a talk at BIL — Fifteen minutes on simulate.world: putting the models that planners and governments use into the hands of the people a decision lands on, so a community can run its watershed, zoning or drought forward in time and reject the worst ideas before living through them. Weather forecasting is the proof it can be done.
- Divesight — Tools for seeing underwater: logging, identifying, and remembering what the reef showed you.
- Can we playtest the future? — Twenty slides on civic modelling: living inside our own code, what we love and what we worry about, three stories of models that went right and wrong, the superpowers arriving as fast as the trouble, and the ask. First given at Futureproof AI, Vancouver, 29 October 2026.
- Lazy Turtle, Gili Air — A turtle taking its time. Gili Air, October 2025.
- Driving through Stout Grove — Redwoods.