This week in Life Finds A Way, writer Tasmin Lockwood, explores the intricate underground network that’s been quietly organizing forests for millions of years — mycorrhizal fungi. They organize around watersheds, share resources across species, and build resilient communities through cooperation, not competition.
Have they been giving us the blueprint for bioregional organizing — an alternative way to set up our communities outside of extractive economic systems — this whole time?
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Read the original essay: https://www.importantnotimportant.com/p/underground-organizing
Written by Tasmin Lockwood
Narrated by Willow Beck
Video edit by Hot Sauce Video
Produced by Important, Not Important https://www.importantnotimportant.com/
