Thought I’d start this for anyone looking for more ideas on how people can have a positive impact on their landbase.
Obviously, not everything you find in these links was written with rewilding in mind, but I think there’s some good info here for that purpose anyway.
Please feel free to add more.
Thanks to TonyZ, several months ago I became convinced that I needed to take a much closer look at fungi, so I put Paul Stamet’s “Mycelium Running” on reserve at my local library. It just came in last week. Since then, my eyes have been opened to just a few of the possibilities.
I just found a short overview of some possibilities from a permaculture/food forest perspective here:
Plants for a future ( www.pfaf.org ) is a very useful source for information about edible, medicinal and otherwise useful plants in the temperate climate.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_harvest_greenhouse_system
Lauded by the Midwest Permaculture Review, so despite the limited info in the article, I have to infer that these are permaculture greenhouses.
I’m definitely looking into this.