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Seed bombs are basically just strategically crafted balls of dirt and seeds but they have infinite potential to do amazing things. Let's unearth the story of seed bombs, exploring their origins, how they work, and why they've become a symbol of grassroots environmental activism. The History Of Seed Bombs The concept of seed bombs is rooted in ancient practices, notably in Japan, where they were known as 'Tsuchi Dango' or 'Earth Dumplings.' The technique was revitalized in the 20th century by Japanese farmer and philosopher Masanobu Fukuoka, a pioneer of natural farming and permaculture. Fukuoka's philosophy of 'do-nothing farming,' which...

Canada, a land known for its diverse landscapes and climatic regions, is home to a spectacular array of native wildflowers. These plants are more than just beautiful though, they are vital components of the Canadian ecosystem. Guerrilla Gardening is about spreading Canadian Native Wildflowers. We want to showcase their role in sustaining the environmental and cultural heritage of Canada. Biodiversity Hotspots Native wildflowers in Canada, ranging from the delicate trilliums in the forests of Ontario to the vibrant fireweed in the Yukon, contribute significantly to the country's biodiversity. Each species has adapted to its specific region, evolving unique characteristics that...

Lets dive into how to make seed bombs, an essential tool for all eco-warriors. 

Guerrilla gardening is a grassroots movement that's transforming urban spaces, one seed bomb at a time.