Filmed in 12 Sep 2019 at the University Of Melbourne in a series of videos explaining the approach at Seacombe West, now Nunduk.
It argues a shift from teach extractive relationships with the earth and its systems to a contributive relationship where we understand the systems and learn to appreciate them so that we can move towards a custodial, capacity building relationship.
[…] we talk about moving away from a purely mechanistic worldview to an ecological worldview (more here) so that we aren’t making linear decisions, creating binaries and dualisms where they […]
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Newport Lakes Stories and Contributive Practice 
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