Three Poems
Something about a Goat | A Divination of Sorts – Portland, Maine | The Minor Poet Writes One More New York Poem
Three Poems
Estero Bay Buffer Preserve | Gated Community | You Pick
Two Poems
Referencing Emily D in the Anthropocene | I Worry
Two Poems
Metal Mothers | Oxen
Borders of Our Perception
By Peter Wells
A few centuries ago we woke up to the fact that the world was not flat, but a sphere; and we realized the earth had always been a sphere, even while we had thought it flat. So now we are awakening to the realization that humanity is one whole society, one global economy, one family of beings in a shared environment.
Bringing Reefs Back to Life
By Sam Teicher
Two years ago, an “obituary” for the Great Barrier Reef flew across the Internet like grapeshot fired from a cannon. But the pronouncement was premature. Coral reefs are indeed dying, but they are not yet dead.
Among the Nightingales in Berlin
David’s latest recording projects are focused on collaborations with nightingales. As part of the work, Rothenberg and an international band of musicians perform music in concert with nightingales in Berlin’s public parks.
Developing a Mindful Approach to Earth Justice Work
By John Bell
The story one tells oneself about climate change shapes individual feelings and actions. For example, are we on the verge of breakdown or breakthrough? There is ample evidence for both.
Rhino Conservation
There has been lots of press around big cats and elephants. Not as many people know about the plight of the rhinos and, in fact, I did not. I said, "Fantastic. If the rhinos need help, then we are here to help the rhinos."
Resonance and Relationship
Introduction Editorial
Resonance and Relationship
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