BioIntegrity

New vids! From the last few weeks of heat-cutting, air-moistening, and rain-making, by TRICKLE-watering big trees, for Central Texas. Here's part 4, from March 23, 2026, "Increasing Rain Chances" --> https://youtu.be/0NKTYsd28WM

New content: https://mailchi.mp/biointegrity/040926 "Game-Changing for Good." Check it out!

duh!

Is the world heating up faster than we thought? A study says warming has accelerated in the last decade, with temperatures rising nearly twice as fast as they did between 1970 and 2015.

We've got a new announcement! Check it out:
https://mailchi.mp/biointegrity/032226

Trees & Forests are more Texan than Cows & Cowboys — according to the forgotten eyewitness history of Texas, 1600s-1860: https://open.substack.com/pub/realchrissearles/p/on-the-evidence-texas-was-trees-plains

Why are we sharing this old material?

It proves that wild, vegetated ecosystems don’t need “management”, they are self-proliferating and self-hydrating. In this history, for instance, there’s not a single mention of wildfire, though there are 1,000s of recorded fires — each of them attributed to humans.

So, in other words, over a nearly 300-year period, FIRE was never natural in the cowboy state. In fact, this collection asserts that the Spanish introduced landscape burning, it was NOT a Native American practice in the place we now call Texas. There are reasons shared in the first blog above.

Our Rainmaking with Trees and Strategic Watering work, today, is about rehydrating droughted forest ecosystems, working from the context stated in this history, that:

1) most of our landscapes develop thanks to trees and forests, and that
2) what we know today as “nature”, here in the USA, is actually a de-vegetated biosphere trying to regrow.

People cut down and prune trees to try and prevent drought. The solution to drought is actually the opposite: Trickle-water your trees at your trunk, let the leaves on your landscape proliferate (go wild) — and watch Eden regrow.

It'll cool things down rapidly, too.

Hope you’ll check out Texas’ ecological history — according to the on-the-spot eyewitnesses, before colonization took over.

Here is the history: https://open.substack.com/pub/realchrissearles/p/texas-as-it-was-forests

And here's on the source material: https://open.substack.com/pub/realchrissearles/p/on-the-evidence-texas-was-trees-plains