“... We have no greater right to be here than any other animal.” Sir D. Attenborough.
“... We have no greater right to be here than any other animal.” Sir D. Attenborough.

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Here's the thread authored by Dale @dlature: Dale asks us to ponder a very important question: What represents the 21st Century "Wittenburg Door" to which an eco-reformation should attach the tenets for an ecological civilization that embodies a sustainable future and best reflects the "Kingdom of God" amidst the climate crisis and a world lost in oblivious destruction?
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1960708662546104389.html
Here's Oliver's @Olivergill4B backgrounder to Churches' Material and Symbolic Influence:

No Mow May promotes essential changes that support pollinators in the face of the climate crisis—by reducing lawn area, adopting less-intensive lawn management methods, avoiding harmful pesticides, and planting native flowers and milkweed. These actions not only contribute to eco-reformation but also help restore the Monarch Butterfly, paving the way for a more sustainable future.
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