Around the world native habitats, different ecosystems, without a second thought adopted humans giving us shelter, a sense of context and home, beautiful fruit and amazingly cool medicines. Did you know that Aspirin - salicylic acid, was first discovered by an Australian researcher scientist in the bark of a Willow tree? He found the active pain relieving ingredient, synthesised the compound and successfully applied for a patent. There are many more secrets the ecosystems have for us humans if we show more thankfulness in practical ways. It’s logical Eco-logical.

Words of thanks are like flowers blowing in the wind. If you feel the call: support native habitats in your area. If there are endangered tree families near your home, and you find some seeds, deliver them to the nearest “botanical gardens”. They are all over the place, nearly as commonplace as town libraries.

The natural companion to regenerating native habitat is to refrain from removing any sizeable areas of native habitat. And so we as a global human species infuse our entire world, day by day, year by year… with vitality, hope and a continually improving future.