George Por’s brilliant visulization of how harvesting boosts collective intelligence.

Excellent hacks using search terms to take care of Gmail size

Anyone who has stood by a fast flowing stream cannot fail to have been struck by the endlessly shifting pattern of eddies and swirls. The turmoil of the torrent is revealed, on closer inspection, to be a maelstrom of organized activity as new fluid struct

Wisdom Councils in Victoria, BC

An e-book in the making

A fantastic article by Bill Cleveland

How BC’s public assets are being privatized by Enron

An extensive set of resources for the field

The Northwest Coast is recognized as a land of abundance, a land rich in marine resources and a diversity of plant and animal species. Increasingly, it is also recognized as a landscape, which to a large extent was managed and maintained by the First Nati

Yup…seven good reasons

A fantastic article detailing what went in to the process to save the crew of Apollo 13.

This is a documentary about the first female principal beaten to death by the Red Guards in the beginning of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China.

A library, speeches, images and more

An article about some friends that are working their butts off in Vancouver.

We’ve eaten, developed and drilled to near oblivion, says the environmental writer. It’s time to realize that having more stuff is not the road to paradise. Oh, really?

Website for a brilliant film on flow, natural systems and small change.

Rob Paterson produces a stunning summary of what we can learn about leadership and collaboration from what the Canadians pulled off at Vimy Ridge in 1917.

THink you had a bad day? Put it to scale.