Boliva’s government pushes to expand agricultural lands at the expense of the nation’s environment
In April 2015, small-scale Bolivian farmers who painstakingly work the land
#71 Join the Deep Ecology Movement at this Collaboratory Conference Oct 21-23
What is Deep Ecology? A philosophical and scientific political/social movement concerned
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The Nobel-winning medication Ivermectin is causing an unexpected shitstorm. by Richard
Ed George Remembered
The wildlands community lost another great friend recently: Ed George, photographer
Sea Shepherd Prevails!
WE DID IT! Commentary by Captain Paul Watson We initiated the most effective marine
#66 Around the Campfire; A Brief History of the National Wilderness Preservation System
There are any number of books, booklets, and articles about Wilderness Areas in the
Conservation Loses a great activist, philanthropist, leader, and friend
Press release from Tompkins Conservation December 8, 2015 Douglas Rainsford Tompkins,
#65 Around the Campfire; Faraway and Nearby
A tired old broadside against Wilderness Areas goes something like this: “By working
#64 Around the Campfire; Closing Keynote Talk at the 50th Anniversary of The Wilderness Act Conference
Editor’s note: Given without notes or outline, this Campfire is Dave’s
#63 Around the Campfire; The Anthropocene and Ozymandias
Much has been made lately of the so-called Anthropocene—the idea that Homo sapiens