Nibbles: Gender myths, Cabbage myth, Deforestation, Urban ag, School gardens, Avocado disease, Tourism & conservation, African trees, European biofuels

Hoary zombie gender myths bite the dust. Wish the same could be said of agrobiodiversity myths…
The first cabbage, according to the ancient Greeks. A myth we can all get behind.
WWF maps deforestation hotspots. Like the whole of Sumatra.
Profits not the (only) point of urban farming.
Maintaining food culture by gardening in a Native American community. See what I mean?
After citrus greening, now comes laurel wilt. Poor Florida.
Biodiversity conservation through tourism in Latin America. Including agrobiodiversity?
The trees and shrubs of mopane woodlands, illustrated.
European biofuels hit the buffers.

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Re: Mopane woodlands
Oooh, I love a good photo guide. It’s comprehensive, intuitive to use and got lots of useful detail about each species. Only one photo per species though, which is a pain.

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