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Bioneers 2025 Day 1: ‘We are nature. Let’s act like it.’ Art
Bioneers 2025 Day 1: ‘We are nature. Let’s act like it.’
Article

There was a distinct feeling in the air today at Bioneers 2025—an undercurrent of hope, urgency, and possibility. Through stories of...

‘The Nature Fix’: What Japanese Forest Bathing Reveals About Well-Being Ecological Medicine
‘The Nature Fix’: What Japanese Forest Bathing Reveals About Well-Being
Article

As journalist and author Florence Williams found, nature deprivation is a global phenomenon. With more than half of the world’s population now...

The Science of Feeling Better: Florence Williams on How Nature Affects Our Health Ecological Medicine
The Science of Feeling Better: Florence Williams on How Nature Affects Our Health
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Journalist and author Florence Williams began considering just how deeply our internal emotional landscape reflects our external environment...

The Future of Energy: Can We Achieve a Just Transition? Ecological Design
The Future of Energy: Can We Achieve a Just Transition?
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We live in turbulent times on many fronts. The reality of life under a federal government that was bought and paid for by extractive industry is...

Jeremy Narby on Intelligence in Nature, 20 Years Later Indigeneity
Jeremy Narby on Intelligence in Nature, 20 Years Later
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Two decades ago, Jeremy Narby challenged conventional thinking with his book Intelligence in Nature, exploring the cognitive abilities of...

The Nature of Language and the Language of Nature Indigeneity
The Nature of Language and the Language of Nature
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Over 7,000 languages are spoken around the world. Each one reflects a rich ecosystem of ideas - seeds that grow into a multitude of worldviews....

‘Charging Forward’: The Promise and Perils of Lithium Development in Imperial Valley Ecological Design
‘Charging Forward’: The Promise and Perils of Lithium Development in Imperial Valley
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California's Salton Sea region is home to some of the worst environmental health conditions in the country. Recently, however, it has also become...

A Landscape of Lies Ecological Design
A Landscape of Lies
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The North Dakota coal town I grew up in is now the world test site for a potentially dangerous fossil fuel technology. By Taylor BrorbyTaylor...

Charles Henry Turner’s insights into animal behavior were a century ahead of their time Nature, Culture and Spirit
Charles Henry Turner’s insights into animal behavior were a century ahead of their time
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This story was originally published by Knowable Magazine.By Alla Katsnelson 08.02.2023 Our understanding of animal minds is...

Bringing the Outdoors Back to Childhood Environmental Education
Bringing the Outdoors Back to Childhood
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A childhood spent outdoors yields more than just curiosity, resilience and a lasting respect for the environment. Mountains of evidence collected by...

Schools that Heal: How School Environments Shape Mental, Social, and Physical Health Ecological Design
Schools that Heal: How School Environments Shape Mental, Social, and Physical Health
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What would a school look like if it was designed with mental health in mind? Too many public schools look and feel like prisons, designed out of...

Seeing the Forest for the Trees Restoring Ecosystems
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
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