Natural Resistance and the Beret
I wrote Coyote Wisdom for Challenging Times after the November 5 election and shared that I felt a definite push from Spirit: "I felt a strong rise in the energy,…
Listen to 24 Speakers for Conversations with Nature Summit
Nature is speaking. Think of what we could accomplish together if we listened! We are being called to a higher consciousness in our relationship with animals and Nature, and this…
Celebrating Connections with All Our Relations on October 4
“We have been called to heal wounds, to unite what has fallen apart, and to bring home those who have lost their way.” —St. Francis of Assisi October 4 is…
What the Animals Teach Us: Podcast Interview with Rose De Dan
Recently, I was honored to be a guest on Shannon Wills podcast series "Wake, Up Human." In Episode #14, we talked about how to listen, what animals can teach us…
A Windwalker Earth Day
When I pondered what to write for Earth Day, I felt overwhelmed by the enormity of the task. I wanted to inspire as many people as possible to do something…
It’s Their Neighborhood, Too: July 4th Animal Messages on Fireworks
Our national holiday, Independence Day or the 4th of July, is usually considered a day of fun with family and friends. We celebrate by having parades and gathering with family…
A Passion for Wildlife: Interview with Susan Eirich, Earthfire Institute
Rose De Dan interviews Dr. Susan Eirich of Earthfire Institute on her mission to widen the circle of conservation to include the voices of all living beings. Listeners will also get to know some of Earthfire's wild animal ambassadors through Susan's wonderful gift of storytelling.
In Defense of the Bison
What I really want for my birthday (and every other day of the year) is an end to violence against the supposedly-protected bison.
Where Was the Natural World in This Conversation?
As I sat in one windowless room after another, I held my retreat sisters and our experiences in my heart while I listened to one presentation after another explaining how to create more sustainable practices by sparking social impact, engaging employees, assessing economic impact, enhancing leadership skills, implementing better technology, issuing more thorough reports, and shifting to more renewable energy sources. Throughout the weekend I came back to one question: Where was the natural world in this conversation?
The Unofficial “What’s for Dinner?” Campaign
by Guest Blogger Debbie Noyes Welcome to my unofficial "What's for Dinner?" campaign! I've posted a lot about GMO's, palm oil and environmental/wildlife issues (see Lend a Hand to an…
