Why Create a Perpetual Nature Journal?
Jon Schroth describes the reason why he created a perpetual nature journal and invites you to get your own!
The Cycles of Gaia Perpetual Nature Journal Has Launched!
52 weeks. 30 years of data. One journal you return to year after year.
Announcing the Inaugural Winner of the Earth Eclectic Music Award
Congratulations to Kate Daisy Grant and Nick Pynn for their album Songs for the Trees.
A Gaian Table Grace
Bart Everson shares his family’s mealtime prayer.
Is it Time for a Gaian Robot Monk?
Erik Assadourian explores whether Gaian monks would help bring us closer to or further away from true sustainability….
Kokushobi: My vote for word of the year for 2026
Exploring interesting new words and climate trends so far in 2026.
Playing at Solving the Climate Crisis while the World Burns
Exploring Daybreak, a well-crafted and fun (albeit unrealistically optimistic) climate-themed board game.
Parable of the Vigilante Chipmunk
What happens when an enraged chipmunk devotes his life to pursuing “justice?”
Earth Eclectic is Rewarding an Eco-musical Artist with a $1,000 Prize
This week: a special announcement from Earth Eclectic co-hosts Bart Everson and Laura Dedelow.
Black History Month: Land, Power, and the Knowledge That Survived
Nikki Woods explores the deep ecological connections forged through surviving enslavement and its aftermath, as well as throughout African history.
The Techno-optimist Dream of Abundance is as Old as Technological Change Itself
John Mulrow responds to the romanticized vision of the future promoted in the book Abundance.
Make America Go Away…from the Deep Ocean
While the world works to protect the deep sea, the Trump Administration is trying to unilaterally mine it….