The landscape is an ‘organism’ with different ‘organs’ (somewhat like a healthy compost).

If a counterpicture is needed for extractive mining and agriculture, maybe we could be ‘putting something back in the ground’.

The human being is in the landscape in many ways, including a metabolic system underground, head above ground, and rhythmic system in the soil between.

There are rivers between WA and India severed by the splitting up of Gondwana. 

Some shorelines of Whadjuk Country on the Swan Coastal Plain: the Yilgarn Craton to the east (water from runoff), ocean to the west (water from sea), plus water underground.