Our understanding and management of carbon is crucial for humanity's strategies to maintain the health of ecosystems, mitigate climate change and help humanity face an unknown future.
Carbonature's vision is to simplify carbon awareness for children and adults in creative ways, incorporating science, music, community, and nature.
When we refer to "Our carbon nature," we interpret this as human's inherent connection to carbon, which is a fundamental element of life on Earth.
Carbon is a building block of organic molecules, including those found in all living organisms. Our carbon nature encompasses the ways in which carbon is integrated into our biological systems, from the carbon-based molecules in our bodies to the carbon-cycling processes in ecosystems that sustain life.
What about our impact on the carbon cycle through activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and other human activities that release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change.
Best thought about once you understand the basics.
Carbonature Curious 2, an extention of this page.
Carbonatures Carbon awareness program - defined for you.
Carbon is not a four-letter word, after learning how to count!
The world presents a profound complexity to human beings, with nature's presence in our daily lives fluctuating in its significance or even 'a need'. A real connection to nature should be imperative.
The intricate reality in which we exist starts within the molecular realm. If we have a closer connection or recognition of our molecular or cellular being, we discover the very real world within us at first, then the one around us slowly. Like an evolution we start to evolve into a wider sphere of infinite life forms.
Once we recognise this molecular realm its functions and future seem more important. We may well discover a doorway into a most amazing realm which exists outside your front door. It's not about the man-made world at all, it's about the minescule and the wonder of Biodiversity.
As they say "you can't eat a Ferrari, but I do love them."
The five sugars that glue our DNA together is also shared by every other lifeform. Without the Carbon sugars life on Earth would not exist in the manner that it does.
Nature, as our host, sustains the oxygen we breathe, the food we consume, and the rich diversity of life—all elements of a deeply interconnected web of life.
Carbon’s unique properties and cosmic coincidences make it a fundamental building block in the universe’s evolution and worthy of your attention on another level.
