Slime moulds, like mycelia and other networking creatures, know how to share, to redistribute resources, information and what they have learned.
Despite being single-celled protists with neither brains nor nervous systems, their intelligence is astonishing. They map their environment and redistribute resources in ways that outperform our most advanced mathematical models. They perceive rhythms in time and alter their behaviour in response to events before they happen. They learn skills that help them thrive, and they teach what they have learned to other slime moulds.
They are an inspiration to us at RAIN, and a model for how to run an NGO without falling into the unconscious habits of colonial thinking.
Turning Toward Tropical Trees: Becoming Rainforest Ambassadors | Dr. Nalini Nadkarni | RAIN Reforest
In this interview, RAIN's founder and co-director, Danny Diskin, explores Josh's motivations, experiences, and the connections between ultramarathons and environmental efforts.
Renowned soloist @JamesBarraletMusic has joined the Trees of Music campaign, a project by @RAINreforest, to raise awareness about the endangered Brazilwood tree and Atlantic Forest in Brazil. #tinnitus #bach #atlanticforest #brazil #classicalmusic
