Farley Mowat leaves an imprint
Well-known Canadian author and environmentalist Farley Mowat has died at 92. His 1963 bestseller, Never Cry Wolf, is credited with changing public perception…
Read MoreWell-known Canadian author and environmentalist Farley Mowat has died at 92. His 1963 bestseller, Never Cry Wolf, is credited with changing public perception…
Read MoreThis is guest post exchange day in the 2013 WordCount Blogathon. This story comes from the U.S. West Coast, courtesy of my friend…
Read MoreDark ecology: searching for truth in a post-green world, in the current issue of Orion, reads like a dark mirror. I glimpse my…
Read MoreI recently interviewed a biodynamic farmer who did not like the label sustainable, and he is not the only one. Many people who…
Read MoreA world-altering book, Silent Spring, hit the shelves 50 years ago this week. The gospel according to Rachel raised awareness of the widespread,…
Read MoreEighteen months ago, living in an apartment without direct access to personal green space, I felt woefully disconnected from nature. It hit me…
Read MoreIt is an important time for river advocates in Guelph. Tonight City Council will vote whether to update the city’s Official Plan…
Read MoreWe all need people who inspire us, whether heroes, models, mentors or friends. During the WordCount Blogathon Speed River Journal will present a…
Read MoreGuelph, my home city, received a glowing report on Terry Bradshaw’s TV show Profiles. It demonstrates how environmentalism and sustainability are integral to…
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