Eco-Libre is a volunteer-run project that designs libre hardware for sustainable communities.
Eco-Libre's mission is to research, develop, document, teach, build, and distribute open-source hardware and software that sustainably enfranchises communities' human rights.
Eco-Libre's mission statement
We aim to provide clear documentation to build low-cost machines, tools, and infrastructure for people all over the world who wish to live in sustainable communities with others.
I have been interested in permaculture as well as ecologically sustainable computing, and I have finally found a community and concept that ties these two together. I was just browsing Gemini capsules (which you need a compatible web browser for), and I came across this: gemini://sol.cities.yesterweb.org/
Which contained a link to the Permacomputing wiki (which this post directs to) and a web page from Ville-Matias "Viznut" Heikkilä that I am currently reading: http://viznut.fi/texts-en/permacomputing.html
I hope this is a relevant community to share this. There's not really a permaculture, sustainability, or general computing (just realized there is a technology community, I will crosspost there) community on Lemmygrad that I could find at the moment, but I wanted to share this with my fellow comrades h
JAKARTA — Every time a new Javan rhino calf is spotted, Indonesia’s environmental authorities issue an update of the precise population number for the near-extinct species. The rhino’s entire population is confined to a single national park, filled with hundreds of camera traps that allow conservati...
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The Indonesian government has been overcounting the number of Javan Rhinos
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