Interviews
Seed Story: In Conversation with Renée Fourie from Seeds In Common
A wide-ranging conversation about seeds, the power of seed-focused education, and how we can move forward as a society.
Published by Seeds In Common, June 15, 2023
This is the Moment We Have Been Training For: In Conversation with Juidth Simmer-Brown
A conversation with Judith Simmer-Brown, a Buddhist teacher and professor of Contemplative and Religious Studies at Naropa University. The conversation is wide-ranging, focusing on the overlap between Buddhist teachings and environmental action, our views of our relationship with the Earth, and finding hope in challenging times. This conversation was moderated by Emily Takahashi, an environmental activist and the daughter of Charles David Keeling, whose work on greenhouse gases led to the Keeling Curve, that squiggly line charting the increasing concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
Published by Shambhala Online, April 26, 2020
Selected Articles
Land restoration resides in healthy relating
A look into our summer Human & Natural Ecologies of Colorado courses in Western Colorado.
Published in The Sopris Sun, May 17, 2023
Teaching Wisely, Sourcing Mindfully
An interview with Groundwork founder Jeff Wagner on the intersection of Buddhist practice, culture, and environmental activism
Published by One Earth Sangha, June 4, 2021