Nature’s intelligence is the way living systems solve problems on their own—patterns in soil, water, plants, animals or climate that you’ve noticed over time.
What to share here
• Observations and patterns from the land and water around you.
• A plant, tree or fungus that always appears before rain or drought
• A bird, insect or animal behavior that tells you something about the season or soil
• A pattern in your fields—where crops stay healthy, where they fail, where water always soaks in first
• A natural material or process you’ve seen (resins, gums, fibers, roots, microbes, etc.) that seems powerful or useful
Please include:
• Where you saw it (village/region, type of landscape)
• When you saw it (season, time of day, year)
• What you’ve seen it do (what changes, what it “predicts” or affects)
• Any small test or experiment you’ve already tried, if any
Ancestral Intelligence is knowledge carried by your community over generations—how you grow, store, cook, heal or protect your land and water.
What to share here
• Stories and practices that came from your elders, family, community or tribe.
• A traditional way of storing seeds so they don’t spoil• A soil or water practice your village has always used
• A plant-based remedy or food preparation that improves health or strength
• A ritual, rule or taboo that protects forests, rivers, fish or animals
Please include:
• Where this practice comes from (village/region, community)
• When and how it’s done (season, steps)
• What you’ve seen it do (results, changes, benefits)
