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Regenerating Agriculture, Regenerating Communities

Vía Orgánica and Ecosystem Regeneration Camps Lead the Way in San Miguel de Allende

Tracy L. Barnett

Our Final Exam in Madrid

Reflections from Albert Bates on Joan of Arc, St. Greta and the COP25 catastrophe

Albert Bates

A Different Kind of COP25 in Santiago de Chile

Coyote Alberto Ruz Reports from People's Summit, Peace Village and International Rights of Nature Tribunal

Alberto Ruz Buenfil

Lyla June candidacy takes aim at addiction to fossil fuels

Indigenous Water Protector, environmental scientist, internationally recognized musician sets sights on the New Mexico House of Representatives.

Lyla June Johnston

The Devastation of the Chiquitanía in the decline of Evo Morales

Alan Zambrana Lineo

The Incarnation is the Beginning of the End of Patriarchy

Could religious institutions become a catalyst for an evolution away from the domination paradigm?

Luis Gutierrez

Heathy Children, Healthy Future in Ecuador

Indigenous Kañaris place the child at the center of the Andean world — and their commitment to a return to food sovereignty

Alan Adams

Turning trash into groceries in Oaxaca

Mexican student's innovative plastic waste initiative cleans up rural town

Diana Manzo

The Town That Refuses to Drown

The Mexican village of Temaca has become a beacon in the global movement to democratize water and energy management.

Tracy L. Barnett

Lyla June on The Truth of Thanksgiving

It's time to acknowledge the bitter reality - and only then can the healing begin.

Lyla June Johnston

Decolonizing Finance with Kat Taylor

Ethical finance pioneer seeks to revolutionize the economy through regenerative banking

Crystal Arnold

Lyla June on the Forest as Farm

Science reveals that ancient foodscapes were cutting-edge regenerative agriculture

Lyla June Johnston

Kelp Gardens, Piñon Forests

Lyla June on Renovating Native Foodways as a Path to Sovereignty

Tracy L. Barnett Lyla June Johnston

'There is no safety. There is no family. There is no home.'

Terror plagues asylum seekers, but defenders are fighting back.

Garet Bleir

Field Notes from the Santa Rosa Fire

Reflections on Life in the Anthropocene

Dianne Monroe

What is Greta doing next?

Swedish activist heads to LA and the largest urban oil field in the nation

Mark Heley

Lino's Dream

Creating a Kañari future based on tradition in the Ecuadorian Andes

Alan Adams

Megadam: ‘Obsolete technology’ wreaks havoc across the Americas

Víctor Villalobos

Native Flower Rebellion in Argentina

'Self-Convoked' Indigenous Women Occupy Interior Ministry to Demand: Stop the Terricide

Moira Millán

Heroes in Ponchos and Sombreros

Behind the Indigenous uprising in Ecuador

Alan Adams

Amazon Uprising: Defunding the Destruction

New Movement Follows the Money to Divest from Deforestation

Mark Heley Iván Sawyer García

From Sunset Strip to the Sierra Madre to a Nobel nomination

Huichol Center's Susana Valadez: What a long, strange trip it’s been

Tracy L. Barnett

Greta and Tokata at the Front Lines

Swedish climate activist's tour of Native America highlights indigenous youth activists, native rights

Talli Nauman Tatyana Novikova

'Coyote' Alberto Ruz on the Rights of Nature

Veteran activist on Earth Jurisprudence, the Ecovillage Movement and stepping out of the zombie mentality

Alberto Ruz Buenfil

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