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  1. #seedbombing I did this with a bag of regional wildflower seeds during a late winter rainstorm. (I'm from somewhere very arid originally)
    #environment #seedbomb

  2. @blueemu I'd like my ashes to be immersed with sea plant seeds. #seedbombing past death 😀✌️

  3. At the start of another very confronting week of higher education change management, it’s been an amazement to discover @jamdoodles and the art of undercover octopus painting.

    Thinking about stealth gifting for the future, what it is and can be. #seedbombing

    mastodon.art/@jamdoodles/11028

  4. Looking for links and info and guerilla gardening type projects/activities. Years ago I tried my hand at #seedbombing empty lots in my hood. Mixed results but when they took and grew it was rewarding. What is the current state of such activities? How do others push back on the over pesticided jack boots of lawn conformity? All info greatly welcome.

    #aptgarden #solarpunk #kratkypunk #anarchogardening

  5. @wizardofwor I do enjoy randomly #SeedBombing them multiple times, planting small #Landback signs all over, filling holes with sand, screaming FUCK YOUR #COLONIAL GOLF ON STOLEN LANDS or LANDBACK MUTHAFUCKERS & also occasionally launching water balloons from moving vehicles, at rich white folks on golf courses dressed in designer clothes, while middle fingering them as we drive past any golf courses 😎

    #ThatsHowIRoll

  6. So if I were doing some seed bombing as part of a group project for a class, what would be some good ideas for planting locations?

    #seedbombs #seedbombing #ecofeminism #pollinators

  7. Copied:
    When I see @schoolstrikeforclimate kids studying on the steps of parliament in protest, and @extinctionrebellion taking over cities with music, theatre, workshops and family friendly activities, Regenerative Disobedience is the phrase that comes to mind. It describes those actions that aren't strictly legal, but which have so many benefits alongside the implied climate message that we would do them anyway. These actions can be home scale, like having water tanks, chickens, raw milk and compost toilets in councils where these things are still illegal. They can be community scale, like reclaiming the common land and trading things and services outside the monetary economy. They can also be city-scale, like the bike collective I stayed with in Mexico that went out in high vis vests and painted their own bike lanes to make riding safer in the city for everyone. There's #seedbombing #guerillagardening #plasticattack #foodswap #criticalmass #communitygardening #paytherent #flashmob #foodisfree #opensource #creativecommons and many many more. We are empowered to create (cont)