Content Type: From the Network
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Myanmar’s home gardens
Nuria Lopez Vazquez writes about collective resources and interdependent care in home gardens in Myanmar.
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Event: STRANGE BROTH
The ‘Strange Broth’ gathering in April 2025, hosted by GalGael, will be an opportunity to gather and make, learn, play and share stories for commons and commoning.
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Land grabs and carbon offsetting: new research
A study by GRAIN reveals the extent of land deals linked to major carbon offsetting projects worldwide.
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Food systems are broken. Could treating land as commons help?
Widespread separation from the land combined with deep inequalities may give rise to novel forms of land governance, but with contradictions and contestations.
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What happened to the global land grab?
Ian Scoones discusses the aftermath and legacies of the ‘global land grab’ ahead of a major international conference on the topic.
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Strange Natures: Volatile ecologies and shifting islands
Photo story by Sampurna Das about the shifting river islands of eastern India.
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Strange Natures: Zine – ‘Strange Realism’
A zine by Francis Gene-Rowe about poetry, the self, time, stories and nature.
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Strange Natures: The haunted floodplains of San Felipe
A series of artworks by Jorge Losoya visualise how a community is haunted by past and future floods.
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MINERIA: An animation about mining, energy and justice
Climate change is leading to changing demand for minerals for renewable energy storage, with impacts for people and land in Latin America.
