Rethinking Weeds
Greater awareness of these ubiquitous healers can have implications for ecological restoration, reverence for nature, regenerative living, and environmental justice. By Vanessa Chakour
Greater awareness of these ubiquitous healers can have implications for ecological restoration, reverence for nature, regenerative living, and environmental justice. By Vanessa Chakour
Seeing cardamom as a fellow member of the sacred landscape points to a future built on multispecies justice. By Kalzang Dorjee Bhutia
The Igbo understanding of their land and water bodies helps the human person tread with caution. By Ikechukwu Anthony Kanu
The relationship with nature is always deeply spiritual and woven into every aspect of life in Nalu religion, culture, and society. By Bintou Camara
Can one be childfree for the planet and simultaneously be a good Catholic or a good Vaishnava? By Trish Tillman
Pagans need to find ways to speak with harmonious voices on the crucial issues of the day, especially climate change. By John Halstead
Three recent books offer helpful frameworks for considering temperament and conversion in experiences of “oneness with nature.” By Shane Baker
We need to approach earth-mourning as a necessary spiritual practice that reckons with the disorienting power of grief and the potential for meaningful change. By Dorothy Dean
A selected reading list from Dan McKanan’s course.
The Harvard Natural History Museum exhibition Next of Kin: Seeing Extinction through the Artist’s Lens used a series of design elements to create a space for mourning and discovery. By Christina Seely
An interview with Sarah J. Karikó on studying spiders and exploring our interconnectedness. By Natalia Schwien
Paintings, poetry, and reflections on entering a state of being “fully aware of the presence of another being and our shared environment” while making art. By Maisie Luo
Threats to the sacred land and caribou herds of the Arctic Refuge. Terry Tempest Williams with Bernadette Demientieff
Wildfires burn in the American Southwest. Terry Tempest Williams with Lucy Walker
How might grieving, as a form of love and remembering, shape our responses to a changing planet? Terry Tempest Williams with Victoria Chang
Imagining a path forward in a post-capitalist world. Terry Tempest Williams with Kim Stanley Robinson
In this exploration of planetary thinking and deep time, the author argues for humans to cultivate an earth ethic that includes a spirit of reverence. By Dipesh Chakrabarty
What are the essential gestures that lead us to the sacred actions that can make a change of consciousness and consequence? By Terry Tempest Williams
A Q&A with Dan McKanan on his newest book, Eco-Alchemy: Anthroposophy and the History and Future of Environmentalism. By Claire Laine
The moral leadership of religious people is needed to challenge and deepen the climate justice movement. By Tim DeChristopher