The threat that shall not be named
Exploring efforts to erase climate change from reality and how to respond.
The Dark Frontier: To exploit or conserve the deep ocean
Erik Assadourian explores whether we will exploit the oceans’ depths or choose to conserve it.
Recognizing Horseshoe Crab’s Wisdom with a U.S. postage stamp
Angelina Reddy and Erik Assadourian propose creating a US postage stamp to honor Horseshoe Crab.
A Gaian Interpretation of The Substance
Is The Substance a cautionary tale about our forgotten dependence on the Living Earth?
Grasping the stinging tree
Krystal Garnett explores how before healing can begin, one must first address the source of the wound.
Which Path Will America Take?
A calm breath before a potentially difficult period.
Gaia in the News: The Becoming Earth Edition
Bart Everson shares the second installment of “Gaia in the News.”
June is for Juneberries
Angelina Reddy explores the history of the shadbush, also known as serviceberries and juneberries.
Implicit. Metamodern. Regenerative. Gaiapunk?
Applying newly learned religious studies terms to the Gaian Way after the “Myth, Ritual and Practice for the Age of Ecological Catastrophe”
The Mountain Laurel and the Launching of Spring into Summer
Angelina Reddy explores the mysterious blooms of Connecticut’s state flower.
The Breath of Spring: Emergence of Leafing
Angelina Reddy explores the sudden burst of plant growth seen in late spring.
The Night Before Later
This poem by Muriel Jarvis reflects on the meaning of Earth Day