Historias de Ecology

What if Destiny requires Consent? "When Sky and Earth embrace, so shall be born the final God of the Untamed Wilds, he who is marked by Balance, and who shall overthrow the Nephilim of Va Allae even while crushing the Faeries of Haedel underfoot." - Prophecy of the Wild God Vydahr is a young Angel - a vampiric race of powerful magical beings that live for centuries - who lives with his family in the south-western corner of Naose in a place called the Vale. A place of megafauna and lingering Faerie magic, the Vale is vast and unforgiving to those unprepared for its challenges. Yet young Vydahr - not quite yet 18 at the beginning of this tale - moves through the misty groves and waving meadows as rhythmically as the seasons. In tune with himself and the natural world as he is, Vydahr does not rely on his skills and strength alone. He was raised by a great healer of sternly compassionate demeanor; a soft spoken, fox-clever tinkerer; and a distant warrior-scholar with the curiosity and capacity for mischief of a magpie. With the support of his aunt, uncle, and father as well as a cousin that always seems to find a way to convince Vydahr to participate in varied magical and mundane experiments, the young Angel will go on a journey to discover himself and his place in the world. Will Vydahr's Journey be one of destruction? Of creation? Or perhaps a third path will be revealed along the way... In Wildheart, identity isn't found in isolation, it's forged in the bonds we choose and the ones we're born into. Vydahr's path is anything but paved: marked by prophecy, tested by magic older than empires, and guided by family both bound by blood and found along the way. This is not just another high fantasy draped in rich lore. It's a story that serves a more intimate truth: that belonging gives us the strength to take the first steps toward who we are meant to become. Remember: No man is an island - not even a fledgling god.

Sci-fi/fantasy tale. Group of scientists attempts to terraform far far world in a deep deep space... As a small group is losing contact with entire humankind, their task is also to understand why they are there indeed. The otherwise their existence can't have a meaning. As almost complete this story was written some five years ago (2014). If any message, there is a message on how deep should we think what we are in the universe.

This is the story of how our Episcopal parish learns to foster foraging opportunities to help feed the hungry. St. George's Episcopal Church and the Greater Permaculture Group sponsor this social permaculture series where we investigate and brainstorm ideas as we learn.

"Blue" was named for the #karnerblue butterfly, an endangered gem you can still see in beautiful places like #IndianaDunes, my favorite place in the world, which inspired many of the poems in this collection.

In a vineyard cloaked in exploitation and rot, the animals once seen as livestock and novelty awaken into organizers, saboteurs, and quiet insurgents. Narrated by a watchful California coyote who lives in the margins, this story follows a covert revolution in Temecula Valley-led not by humans, but by those trampled by their greed. As ecosystem collapse accelerates and power shifts from hooves to paws to wings, rebellion ferments beneath the vines. But liberation, once seized, demands more than victory-it requires memory, transformation, and refusal to become what was overthrown.

This humanity I love, this humanity I despise It is all that we have, all that we are But what does it mean to be human ? Unavoidably, inevitably, irreducibly human Nothing more, nothing less Only human

Things are more worrying than most people think...

In Maddison's last visit to the ancient city, she encountered a man. More surprising was what he lacked on his face.... He wore no mask. A hundred years since the Great Disaster and he not only lived beyond infancy, but he breathed the air. No one breathed free air anymore at the risk of dying cancerous and crazed. Nothing of value is free-not the water, not the land, not the food... ...and certainly not the air.

Four years after the disaster at Jurassic Park

The lingering scents seemed to dance in the air, making each breath a bit deeper, each memory a bit more alive. Mint, pine, and cinnamon blended like a sensory symphony, reminding April that there were worlds where the senses could be awakened in a new and intoxicating way. Sitting in the soft glow of her room, April let herself be carried away by the emotions of the day. The decision to follow her instinct, to break the barrier of silence, had proven to be a gateway to promising horizons. In her heart, a new spark ignited, a glow that illuminated the path to the unexplored, and every whiff of mint, pine, and cinnamon seemed to whisper that the adventure was only just beginning.This is an adaptation of my original text, which is in French.

Eternal Spring: A Cli-Fi Thriller That Echoes Reality Dive into the heart of a climatic enigma in "Eternal Spring," a riveting cli-fi thriller that weaves suspense, science, and human drama into a narrative that's as thought-provoking as it is thrilling. When Dr. Maya Lin, a dedicated climatologist, encounters an inexplicable ecological anomaly - leaves that refuse to fall and unseasonal global spring-like conditions - she finds herself at the center of a mystery that defies scientific understanding. Partnering with Agent Jack Turner, a pragmatic government investigator, Maya embarks on a journey that crisscrosses the boundaries of science and conspiracy. As they unravel the threads, they cross paths with a cast of compelling characters, including Elena Vargas, a passionate environmental activist, and Dr. Richard Sato, a technology entrepreneur with radical solutions to climate change. Each character is drawn into a deepening puzzle that spans the globe, from the city's parks to the corridors of power. Balancing on the knife-edge of environmental catastrophe, "Eternal Spring" delves into themes of ecological responsibility, corporate greed, and the delicate interplay between human activity and nature. It's a story that mirrors our world's urgent climate issues, asking poignant questions about our future and the lengths we must go to protect our planet. Join the adventure in "Eternal Spring" as it takes you on a journey filled with twists, heart-stopping revelations, and a narrative that skillfully blends the thrill of a chase with the depth of a well-researched environmental saga. It's more than a book; it's a wake-up call wrapped in the guise of an unputdownable thriller.

A sassy raindrop's perspective on pollution, people and existence during her journey of condensating into water. Why does she still make effort for the humans after all they've done to her Earth? Why does she still endeavour to turn into water and satisfy their thirst? Does she have any hope left for the human kind and her home?

Pixel compost for your mind.

Who is the real traitor? A story about the real state of the most discriminated organisms. Earth, a planet so full of life. Diverse species, from microbes to macrotaxa. Not knowing about the diversification and how life really started on earth. Different theories emerged to date about where really do life on Earth came from. This story will focus on a passionate gifted boy Zenith, as he and his discoveries about how discriminated organisms live their life.

The planet seems perfect for human settlement: water, an earth-like atmosphere and a lush vegetation. Mil plunges into the study of the biosphere with professional enthusiasm. But one detail slips her attention...

I tend to write a little bit more morbid stories I just wrote it at once, no too much of thinking (let's say this topic is interesting to me so I got inspiration) Edit: I should have checked is similar title already taken, gonna change if that could be a problem 👍, wrote the first association on topic, wasn't my intention

This is about what happened to Jurassic Park and Jurassic World