The Dam Issue
“The rivers are our brothers. They quench our thirst. They carry our canoes and feed our children. You must give to the rivers the kindness you would give to any brother.” ~ Chief Seattle We’ve …
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“The rivers are our brothers. They quench our thirst. They carry our canoes and feed our children. You must give to the rivers the kindness you would give to any brother.” ~ Chief Seattle We’ve …


As I mentioned in a recent newsletter and post, I’ve been reviewing some of the spiritual books on my bookshelf and wondering why they’re still with me. Almost twenty years ago I went through a time …

Wild salmon used to run in rivers all over northern Europe. They swam up American rivers throughout New England and the Pacific Northwest. Atlantic, coho, king, steelhead, sockeye, pink, chum — they …

At one point in my life, all I could do was read books on spirituality. I couldn’t find any other reason to get out of bed every day. So for seven months straight, all I did was go to work and come …

Our decisions really can have far-reaching impacts. Especially when they concern something as important as allocating the water supply for a region covering seven states. The Colorado River Basin is …

Some say Jamestown VA is the birthplace of American democracy; others say it’s Philadelphia PA. But in truth, it isn’t either of those places — the Native Americans formed a fully functioning …

In response to the question, “How do you paint a tree?,” John Carlson wrote a beautiful section on the need to understand trees. “Know your trees, their nature, their growth, their movement; …

Bees and butterflies are responsible for pollinating the flowering plants that produce the food we eat, provide food for other animals, and make our landscapes beautiful. Right now their populations …

When you think about saving the bees, I’m guessing you think about the honey bee. People have rallied to its defense, and that’s a good thing. The honey bee, like all insects, is struggling right …
