Events & New Posts
The Reindeer Chronicles was Longlisted for the Wainwright Prize
The Reindeer Chronicles won the Nautilus Book Award Silver Prize
March 25 11AM ET “Unbreaking News: Regenerative Stories from Around the Globe” with Precious Phiri and Commonland
March 31 2:30 to 4:30 PM ET “Earth Healing: A Conversation” at A Place to Heal in Central London
April 22 6PM ET "Heal the Earth Day” with Diana Donlon livestreamed via North Bennington’s McCullough Library
Review in Plough Quarterly
BBC Earth Podcast “Man-Made Destruction and Regeneration”
NPR’s Living On Earth “Working With Nature to Heal the Earth”
"What Could Possibly Go Right?” with Vicki Robin (LOVE this podcast series!)
Granta Magazine’s “Second Nature” Issue. Essay “Water Is Never Lonely”
“Reindeer, Rivers, and Regeneration” Conversation with Walter Jehne with Australia’s Carbon8
Keynote for Regenerative Rising, “Women on the Land”: All We Can Regenerate
Reindeer, Beaver, and Healing Nature with Nature, WGBH/Bio4Climate Forum
On The Nature Conservancy and Civil Eats’ Green Holiday Book Lists
New Postings
Provocative and illuminating essays from women at the forefront of the climate movement who are harnessing truth, courage, and solutions to lead humanity forward.
Order from: IndieBound, B&N, Apple Books, or Amazon. Canadian orders and audiobook are also available!
Food and Environment Reporting Network Column, September 30, 2020. “How land—and the way we use it—is at the center of the climate crisis”
Interview on PRI’s The World “Fighting Climate Change Means Focusing On Earth Repair”
Interview in The Revelator, from the Center for Biological Diversity: An Antidote to Despair
Abundant Edge Podcast with Oliver Goshey, on Waterway Restoration
Feature in Yes! Magazine by Breanna Draxler: “We’re at a Tipping Point—Toward Healing the Climate”
Seven Days Vermont Authors Roundup, “Page 32”
Food Chain Radio Interview, in which host Michael Olson suggests I had '“way too much fun” writing this book.
Review in Shelf Awareness
Interview on KPFA’s The Visionary Activist Show With Caroline Casey
Q and A in Forest News from the Center for International Forestry Research
Book excerpt on Resilience.org from the Post Carbon Institute.
Review in The Boston Globe
Chapter Three in The Reindeer Chronicles, “Beyond the Impossible”, explores how environmental problems are ultimately people problems, and highlights a consensus model to resolve tensions around land and water. Jeff Goebel of Community Consensus Institute is offering a free online introduction to the approach used in Cabezon, New Mexico. Sign up here.
November 6-8: Pathways to Regeneration: Restoration, Resilience, & Reciprocity