Thinking Like an Ecologist

Tom Geraghty · Ecological Thinking, Models & Critique, Interpersonal Practice

Workshop overview for 'Thinking Like an Ecologist' — introducing six ecological principles as lenses for organisational change: emergence, substrate, diversity, weak signals, edge effects, and succession. Positions ecological thinking as a posture of stewardship rather than control.

Neighbours (12)

• A Leader's Framework for Decision Making (paper)
• A Sand County Almanac (paper)
• Looking At Things Properly
• Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed (paper)
• The Use and Abuse of Vegetational Concepts and Terms (paper)
• Emergence & Dynamics of PS
• Organisational Training
• Rewetting Organisations
• The Individualistic Concept of the Plant Association (paper)
• Adaptive Cycle
• Ecotones & Edge Effect
• Five Ecological Concepts