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BLOGROLL: what I like on the web.

Here is a list of interesting blogs and websites. I decided to exclude those who only create or post on social media.

• Faunalytics
  An amazing organisation that conducts research and shares useful knowledge to support animal rights advocates in their work.
• We, Animals
  Photojournalism is a powerful method to share knowledge and uncover hidden realities and inequalities. While most of us know war photojournalism, not many people know about another important photojournalism branch: animal photojournalism. If you want to gain an insight into the lives of non-human animals, have a look at their database.
• Finding nature
  An interesting blog by researcher Prof. Miles Richardson on his work on nature connectedness. Yay for researchers taking the time to share bits of knowledge on a blog!
• Seth Ariel Green blog
  Seth is a researcher working in the sustainable food field. He specialises in meat reduction, worked in tech and has an interesting personal blog.
• Low Tech Magazine
  An excellent collection of articles and resources on low tech alternatives. Their website is powered by solar panels and, although I don't agree on some of the owner's stances, I find this project very inspiring!
• Jaron Lanier website
  I appreciated his book and public speaking about the dangers of social media. Plus, his official website looks even worse than mine :)
• A Wyrd Of Her Own
  An excellent writer, poet, photographer and creative hailing from the cold, grey yet fascinating north of England.
• True traditional Italian vegan recipes
  If you like Italian food and would like to cook traditional dishes like lasagna without a side of animal exploitation, then head over this blog (the recipes are in Italian but can be easily translated with a browser translation tool).
• Healthy Italian vegan recipes
  Healthy and simple vegan recipes, most of them are Italian. The website is also in Italian but can be translated with a browser translation tool.
• Erbaviola
  Blogging about sustainability, DIY, cats and books since 1999! The blog is in Italian.
• Neocities
  This is were I built my website. It has a free plan and a premium one that allows you to add your custom domain. If you miss the pre-social media way of being online, you can find many interesting websites in here!
• Rediscovering the Small Web by Parimal Satyal An amazing essay on how the web has changed and on the "small web" is still alive and kicking!
• The IndieWeb movement
  I have been thinking about to rely less on mainstream social media for ages. Little did I know that there was a community working to create an alternative! I share many of the IndieWeb principles, and I like their emphasis on DIYing what you need.