By Aeron Nicholas Photo by Annie Spratt Generally speaking, the land has its own traditions and customs. All of us who return to the land discover in our own time the nature of such traditions. Before this discovery can take place we must examine closely the traditions of the culture that shapes us. The secular … Continue reading Go: Build New Traditions
By Aeron Nicholas I've always wanted to read the work of Aldo Leopold, particularly his poetic assortment of ecological writing compiled in A Sand County Almanac (1949). His words are so moving and perceptive—spiritual really. The whole idea of a "land ethic," and conservation in general as we (mis)understand it today could be traced back … Continue reading Aldo
By Aeron Nicholas photo credit to youssef naddam I remember coming across the "find the others" meme when I was younger. It seemed to be making its rounds on the web at the time, circa 2010. This notion of finding the others left an impression on me. It struck me as a rallying cry for … Continue reading Find the Others
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