“There is a deep interconnectedness of all life on earth, from the tiniest organisms, to the largest ecosystems, and absolutely between each person.” Bryant McGill
In an ecosystem, each organism has its role and purpose. Disturbing the balance of an ecosystem can be disastrous for all the living things relying on it. Each ecosystem differs in size and components, but the important thing to remember is that no matter the size, it’s a symbiotic community.
It’s no different within our human community, where each one of us relies on each other and its own resources and interacts with its environment. If I separate myself from certain people, countries or race, I disturb the balance of the whole system. We all have a role and a purpose in this system and everything I do, affects this balance.
The 4 minute video shows how vital each role is within our ecosystem and clearly reveals, that when one part of their system goes missing, apart of our world goes missing too.
Powerful video…if my memory serves me on a book I read, the wolves were brought in from the more abundant population in Banff National Park.
I am not sure, but it is an amazing story of change. Thankyou for stopping by and sharing Bruce. 🙏🏻
Beautiful, The wolf is one of my favorite animals that remind us of our own power.
I’ve put you down to feature as a guest blogger on 6 March, please can you arrange to send me your writing… here is all the info: http://memymagnificentself.com/2017/01/16/want-appear-guest-blogger/. Much love barbara x
Thankyou Barbara. The wolf is a special animal. I would love to be a guest and will send my information. Many thanks .💕💚
Amazing.
It really is! 🍃
A fabulous reminder that we are part of a larger web. Thank you for this, Karen. A lovely way to start my weekend…
Thankyou Lori. The larger web is often forgotten in the world. Have a great weekend. 🍃🌿
What an amazing and beautiful post Karen. Thank you!
It amazed me too Nico. Our connection to each other is so powerful. Thankyou. 🙏🏻
love it Karen. ❤
Diana xo
Thankyou Diana! 💕
Wonderful post…right ‘down my alley’! I have seen this research and others like it, and right now I’m worried for our environment where we humans are connected to everything else and vice versa.
Yes, it is a concern and we all play a part in making it whole. I am grateful for your work and connection to the land and nature Helen. 💕🌿🍃🍀
What drives me crazy is that even though the science is evident, there are many who want to see them gone. I wish more people understood the immutable laws of nature!
Great post, Karen.
I don’t think they do understand Eliza. It really is a lack of education in society about our ecosystem, which is far more advanced than we know. I hope through sharing this information with each other it will begin to change. 🍃🍀💚🌿
Awesome Karen 💕
Thanks Val.💕💚
Wow! Karen that story is amazing yet not surprising in some ways we all know everything has its place and job to do and when it becomes unbalanced it sets off a chain of events. Lots to think about in that video thanks for sharing.
I loved this story too. It reveals so much about our responsibility and our deep connection with everything. 😀
Ecosystem is everything. I have seen this video before, and love it each time.
I love reading about old growth forests and everything that happens underground too! Everything is interconnected. Everything. Balance is the key.
Balance is the key Mary. We need it in every part of our lives. 🍀💚🍃