John Muir Project
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The Rights of Nature, Remembered on the Road
I’ve been struggling lately, with work and with words. Writing takes me hours, even full weekends, as I try to articulate the strife I feel and propose solutions rather than just complain. Yet I always end up tangenting — after all, it’s al...
Forests Are Still on the Chopping Block During Shutdown Season
Many federal employees are furloughed, offices sit empty, and essential government functions grind to a halt. Security and stability for ordinary Americans hang in the balance. Yet, under Trump’s executive order, logging staff on national f...
When the Trees Don't Quit, and the Seasons Keep Teaching
I headed out to Golden Gate Canyon State Park this week to catch some of the local Colorado fall colors. The trail was paved in yellow, a soft carpet of fallen leaves that guided us forward. Gold and green tugged at each other on the branch...
Defending Our Natural Sanctuaries
When I first arrived in Washington, D.C. over a decade ago, I noticed how the first question after “What’s your name?” is often “Where do you work?” It reminded me of my time in Uganda, where the question was always “What’s your name?” and ...
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Inspired by Nature, Driven by Data | Project of Earth Island Institute | Dedicated to Protecting Our \ud83c\udf32National Forests \ud83c\udf32
Eco-Integrity Alliance unites U.S. grassroots ecosystem advocates through common campaigns of mutual support. Eco-IntegrityAlliance.org
A podcast about our beloved and treasured public lands where I interview subject matter experts and activists from across the country who are working to protect and advocate for our public lands and their wildlife, wilderness, and cultural values.
Fighting for the future of the American West since 1993.
Swamp Notes — From Forests to the Hill
Investigating the language and digital signals that shape public understanding of the natural world, and more. My restacks and thoughts are my own.
Wilderness Watch is the leading national organization whose sole focus is the preservation and proper stewardship of lands and rivers included in the National Wilderness Preservation System.
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