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Tag Archives: nature
Lessons from a “gift economy”
Braiding Sweetgrass, an engaging book by botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer that marries the science of plants and nature with Indigenous teachings, gives its readers insight into two polar-opposite ways of viewing the world in which we live. Beautifully and compellingly … Continue reading
Mother Nature doesn’t care if you believe in science or not
It seems to be fashionable these days for people to pick and choose among scientific theories and advice, depending on whether they like the implications of that scientific advice. They may treat one scientific theory like the gospel and another … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday: lessons from nature | June 24/20
Lessons from nature. All tigers are tigers, they get that. Lessons for humans.
Wordless Wednesday | May 27/20
Lessons from nature. Image credit: thetyee.ca, Scene from the IMAX film ‘Great Bear Rainforest, Land of the Spirit Bear’
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
Tagged black bear, British Columbia, friendship, Great Bear Rainforest, nature, spirit bear
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Something there is that doesn’t love a wall
When I saw the images of Trump’s new border wall being blown over by the wind earlier this week, I couldn’t help but be reminded of the poem Mending Wall by the late American poet, Robert Frost. Something there is … Continue reading
Posted in History and Politics, Just wondering, Odds and Ends
Tagged border wall, border wall falling over, Mending Wall, nature, Robert Frost, wind
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