Book Corner

Increasing our efforts to participate in and encourage locally produced farm products is vital.

Regenerative agriculture and the role it must play if the Earth’s human population is to adequately address the looming climate crisis.

This book is the best example I have read which clearly reveals the intersection of racism and the environment regarding First Nations people.

“Do not go left.  Do not go right.  Go deeper.”

Through poetry, drawings, prayers and scripture readings, she calls upon the reader to “enjoy nature’s wonders every day.”

Perhaps if we sit still and silently in the natural world, we will begin to understand that it is sacred because God is everywhere present in it.

She powerfully and anecdotally brings together the threat of climate change and how it affects real people, threatening, not only their way of life, but their very lives

This book was a journey through the history of our nation on many levels, including our regard for nature, environment and the threats that have accrued throughout that history.

we can destroy, but also We can decide not to destroy.

The Shoshone elder was right, we have much to learn from Native spirituality and way of life. Will we ever humble ourselves to begin that learning process?