Rewetting Organisations

Tom Geraghty · Ecological Thinking

Uses peat bog restoration as an ecological metaphor for organisational change: blocking drainage channels (removing the structures that suppress voice) allows the system to self-organise toward healthier conditions. Argues for changing substrate rather than engineering outcomes.

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