Thanks Jeremy for this lively summary of our field trip to the Camargue! Indeed it impressed on the scientists. What is quite obvious from your post is how much people are central to our ecosystem services and resilience work. Once one gets to the real issues, the emblematic white horses, black bulls, pink flamingos, and brown rice suddenly become secondary. Whereas people, power games and related "incentives" become central.
Thanks Jeremy for this lively summary of our field trip to the Camargue! Indeed it impressed on the scientists. What is quite obvious from your post is how much people are central to our ecosystem services and resilience work. Once one gets to the real issues, the emblematic white horses, black bulls, pink flamingos, and brown rice suddenly become secondary. Whereas people, power games and related "incentives" become central.