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Evidence Only 1.5% of old-growth remains and there's still time to stop it. Will Pattiz and More Than Just Parks Oct 19, 2026 In a stunning move, the U.S. Forest Service is pressing ahead with plans to clearcut one of the last great surviving old-growth groves in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, despite receiving new evidence from us documenting extraordinary wildlife habitat inside it. A recent study estimated that just 1.5% of forests in the contiguous United States meet t

Love Dash Paulson's enthusiasm for biodiversity and learning about our plant and animal cousins.

Poverty Action endorses a NO vote on three harmful initiatives Just like last year, multi-millionaire Brian Heywood is funding three harmful initiatives that will be on Washington's ballot in November. The Statewide Poverty Action Network officially endorses a NO vote on all three initiatives. Read on to learn more about how these initiatives would harm Washingtonians: I-645 would repeal the Millionaire's Tax, leaving a huge hole in our state's budget and removing funding for

murmuration photo I love but didn't take. We've lost the thread on living on this planet. Massive biodiversity die off and these giant corporations are fueling even more extinctions with this gung ho deadly capitalism. Take the collapse of insect species for instance. We're down to 26% of all insects folks. That is a literal death spiral with the capitalists in charge of your future. No bugs, no food. No food, no life. Anyone who is not calling the Mayor's office to block the

Where is the golden rule today? Human beings are being sent to concentration camps here in America. And some of them organized a hunger strike yesterday. Our brothers and sisters deserve our attention today. Make a call to your Senators and Representatives - act like we live in a democracy. Send a smoke signal you see these people rounded up because of the color of their skin by the fascists. RIP Renee Good At least 73 people estimated to have joined protest against prolon

Instead of a university, you can go out your door every day and go to the biodiversity. Learn about plants and animals. Explore the local birds and bugs, create a list of what you find like birders do. You can complement what you are learning outside your door with magical videos like this one that teach us about otters and indirectly how to grow a stewardship society.

I eat mostly plants for 5 years now. Climate scientists say that fossil fuels and eating meat are two of the big polluters that are causing our extinction as a species. Here is a great recipe I'm cooking up for lunch to go plant strong good heart health and good for our kids and grandkids survival. Also benefits cows and all our plants and animal cousins. These kind of sandwiches are so good for us in all directions, I hope you try one soon! How Do I Make a Really Good Meat

House of Cards I have been haunted by a woman I met in Vermont a week ago. We met by coincidence. I was looking for a quiet place to write in my journal and she had a table next to mine in a coffee shop @ at a local co-op. We started talking about writing. She said she was working on a job application. I said I coached people move through thresholds in their life: new work, vision of the future, holding space for people to explore. Deep listening. She said she wanted the new

Upstream -- an excerpt from Mary Oliver In creative work-- creative work of all kinds-- those who are the world's working artists are not trying to help the world go around, but forward. Which is something altogether different from the ordinary. Such work does not refute the ordinary. It is, simply, something else. Its labor requires a different outlook-- a different set of priorities. Certainly there is within each of us a self that is neither a child , nor a servant of the

Read this blog post to understand why we should abolish billionaires. Thank you Daniel! We hear the words million, billion, and trillion quite a bit. And we know that a million is a lot, a billion is a whole lot more, and trillion is even more than that. But here's a good way to see how big the difference actually is. How long is a million seconds? ​ First, let me ask you a question: How long do you think a million seconds is? In terms of days, weeks, years, decades, or what

Loved getting a text from a tree elf last night that sent me a screenshot of this story on economics happening today. Look at the great background art behind the economist!

Screenshot from STOP AI https://www.stopai.info/

Manzanita, Oregon Coast A Spiritual Journey by Wendell Berry And the world cannot be discovered by a journey of miles, no matter how long, but only by a spiritual journey, a journey of one inch, very arduous and humbling and joyful, by which we arrive at the ground at our feet, and learn to be at home.

Only 34 countries in the world (out of 195) legally define domestic animals as sentient beings. This makes it an extraordinary act of forward thinking for any body of government to recognize trees as sentient, conferring on them individual legal rights. That’s exactly what the city council of Terrasse-Vaudreuil, a small municipality Quebec did on June 9th of this year. Read the rest of this beautiful selfless determination story here

Treemendous! Seattle can do this, every city should. We have to stop burning fossil fuels, zero out eating animal corpses and learn to restore our ecosystems. We can do it and create a wonderful future. Hey Mayor Wilson and Seattle Greens, What if the best cooling technology in a city isn't a machine? by Yoann Berno It's a tree. 🌳 Medellín, Colombia, offers a powerful example of what happens when cities treat nature as infrastructure. Through its Green Corridors initiativ

Sonnet Afternoon sun on her back, calm irregular slap of water against a dock. Thin pines clamber over the hill’s top nothing to remember, Only the same lake that keeps making the same sounds under her cheek and flashing the same color. No one to say her name, no need, no one to praise her, only the lake’s voice—over and over, to keep it before her. –Robert Pinsky from The Want Bone (1990)