Cultivating Food Sovereignty Through Regenerative Ocean Farming

By Judy Bankman, YES! magazine

The first Native-owned and Native-led land trust is working to empower and equip young Natives to successfully farm kelp.

Stories Made of Rivers

By Joanna Pocock, Dark Mountain Project

The rivers Paul Parsons reclaims are not wild rivers, they are illusions of wild rivers. Just because a river flows does not mean it is not dead. We can and we should reclaim as much of the earth as we can even if it means dreaming ourselves back to a time very few people can remember, before history was written and stories were on paper.

North-west China Water Supply Impacted by Vegetation Restoration

By Lulu Zhang, OurWorld

The nexus perspective emphasizes the interdependencies of environmental resources and their transitions and fluxes across spatial scales and between compartments

Depaving Cities, Undamming Rivers—Here’s How We’re Undoing the Damage

By Diane Brooks, YES! magazine

The largest dam-removal project in history reached completion last fall, when excavators dredged the final tons of pulverized concrete from the Elwha River channel in Western Washington.