Plantations are not forests
Reading Time: 3 min Back in 2020 I read an amazing book that I have constantly reflected upon: Wilding, by Isabella Tree. It was covid lockdown, and I was lucky enough to be spending it in the Swiss mountains. Every morning,
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Dry leaves crunched under my feet. I looked at the dead plant material layered over the forest floor and glanced ahead to a group of workers from the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute, who were sweeping this plant
Reading Time: 7 min Neocolonialism refers to the indirect control that powerful countries exert over less developed nations, primarily
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Reading Time: 9 min My interest in learning and collaborating with indigenous communities in Mexico came from personal experiences
Reading Time: 21 min Depending on how you define it, activism has a long history in so called Australia.
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Reading Time: 11 min Willem van Aalst worked in finance. “I met a commodity trader with EF Hutton. I
Reading Time: 6 min For the past two decades, the legend of David, the young shepherd who defeated the
Reading Time: 13 min “I come from a world very sick, full of fear, full of greed. I focused
Reading Time: 5 min Established in 1959, the Galapagos Islands is Ecuador’s oldest National Park. Renowned for each island’s
Reading Time: 8 min In the high peaks of the Peruvian Andes is the sacred home of a community
Reading Time: 9 min When people ask me what I do, I tell them I’m a storyteller. People often
Reading Time: 7 min The Arhuaco, Kogi, Wiwa and Kankuamo communities have long safeguarded the sacred lands of the
Reading Time: 3 min In August, we focused on the development of the European Union’s Nature Restoration Law, a
Reading Time: 10 min The term globalisation describes how local cultures and economies became interdependent through technology and trade.
Reading Time: 13 min Until relatively recently, legal systems all over the world have been positioned against the environment’s
Reading Time: 3 min I was watching a news report on the historic drought and recently declared state of
Reading Time: 10 min I was invited to Davos by Rudy Randa, the Managing Director of the Boa Foundation.
Reading Time: 11 min Petrine McCrohan is a wild soul. For her, a wild soul allows the mystery of
Reading Time: 9 min Three months ago, I boarded a Sea Shepherd ship, the Sea Eagle, in Paola, Calabria,
Reading Time: 2 min It is with a heavy heart that I again sit down to write about Marco
Reading Time: 18 min Jojo Mehta is a force of nature. Her connection to the Earth was inspired by
Reading Time: 11 min This past month, when I open Instagram each morning, I am met with story after
Reading Time: 8 min Earlier this year on a warm May morning, I volunteered with a friend, Cesare, at
Reading Time: 4 min In July, we published a story on the Marco Temporal thesis, a political argument that
Reading Time: 12 min Alberto Ruz Buenfil is the kind of spirited soul that shakes society. His father was
Reading Time: 3 min Back in 2020 I read an amazing book that I have constantly reflected upon: Wilding, by
Reading Time: 7 min Neocolonialism refers to the indirect control that powerful countries exert over less developed nations, primarily
Reading Time: 11 min scroll down for the Italian translation Chiara Vigo, is the last known master of the byssus
Reading Time: 9 min My interest in learning and collaborating with indigenous communities in Mexico came from personal experiences
Reading Time: 21 min Depending on how you define it, activism has a long history in so called Australia.
Reading Time: 7 min Toitū te marae a Tāne-Mahuta, toitū te marae a Tangaroa, toitū te tangata. This is
Reading Time: 11 min Willem van Aalst worked in finance. “I met a commodity trader with EF Hutton. I
Reading Time: 6 min For the past two decades, the legend of David, the young shepherd who defeated the
Reading Time: 13 min “I come from a world very sick, full of fear, full of greed. I focused
Reading Time: 5 min Established in 1959, the Galapagos Islands is Ecuador’s oldest National Park. Renowned for each island’s
Reading Time: 8 min In the high peaks of the Peruvian Andes is the sacred home of a community
Reading Time: 9 min When people ask me what I do, I tell them I’m a storyteller. People often
Reading Time: 7 min The Arhuaco, Kogi, Wiwa and Kankuamo communities have long safeguarded the sacred lands of the
Reading Time: 3 min In August, we focused on the development of the European Union’s Nature Restoration Law, a
Reading Time: 10 min The term globalisation describes how local cultures and economies became interdependent through technology and trade.
Reading Time: 13 min Until relatively recently, legal systems all over the world have been positioned against the environment’s
Reading Time: 3 min I was watching a news report on the historic drought and recently declared state of
Reading Time: 10 min I was invited to Davos by Rudy Randa, the Managing Director of the Boa Foundation.
Reading Time: 11 min Petrine McCrohan is a wild soul. For her, a wild soul allows the mystery of
Reading Time: 9 min Three months ago, I boarded a Sea Shepherd ship, the Sea Eagle, in Paola, Calabria,
Reading Time: 2 min It is with a heavy heart that I again sit down to write about Marco
Reading Time: 18 min Jojo Mehta is a force of nature. Her connection to the Earth was inspired by
Reading Time: 11 min This past month, when I open Instagram each morning, I am met with story after
Reading Time: 8 min Earlier this year on a warm May morning, I volunteered with a friend, Cesare, at
Reading Time: 4 min In July, we published a story on the Marco Temporal thesis, a political argument that
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MEMORIAL TREES, LEAVING A LEGACY INSTEAD OF WASTE.
Living Legacy Forest Memorial trees provide a beautiful, environmentally conscientious way to return one’s ashes to the earth. It is also a popular contemporary option for people seeking an alternative to gravestones and cremation plots.
