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Path to a Livable Planet
Video: Red Oak Overcomes Effects of Drought and Heat -- BioBalia Nature Interplay
Red Oak in danger of going into decline.
Video: Report on trees of Omega Institute Campus + BioBalia Climate Protections
How are the trees doing in climate extremes?
Enlightened Stewardship: Move from "me" to "we" for forest communities
How do you move from "me" to "we" in the care of our forest communities?
Video: Ski area trees benefit from consciousness-based collaborative healing methods
Healing trees from the inside-out through conscious collaboration.
What do we mean by "Enlightened stewardship?"
It means becoming Nature-Centric rather than human-centric. Huh? Find out what that means, too.
We support Ukraine and Nature with Mindful Methods
What can you do to support Nature and the people of Ukraine from your own backyard?
Research: From Dr. Jim Conroy's Point of View
Here are the fundamental concepts that I use when I do my research.
Research: Saving Big Old Trees
Everybody loves those big old trees. They are so majestic and wise. But, like human counterparts, they can get stressed or sick. Dr. Jim Conroy's advanced bioenergy and consciousness methods help these trees regain inner functionality.
Research: Trees with Phytophthora Organisms
Trees can show signs of "bleeding canker" when they are stresses or sick. Organisms that usually live in the soil find their way up onto the bark to live a different stage of their lives. However they can live full-time in the soil and NOT harm the tree.
RESEARCH: TIMELINE OF KEY RESULTS with VIDEO
RESEARCH: Here is a timeline of just a few of the research results over the years. Also, you'll see what our approach, purposes, and questions questions are.
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