Saint John's Pottery forges community
How Richard Bresnahan shares ancient art, intentional stewardship, open hospitality, and builds a community around the hearth.
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How Richard Bresnahan shares ancient art, intentional stewardship, open hospitality, and builds a community around the hearth.
"The autumn season offers an example of how to change gracefully," writes Erica Dischino.
Nathan Myers gives an inside look at what it's like to be a wildland firefighter in northern Minnesota and across the U.S.
Hand-collect seeds for affordable, biodiverse gardening, writes Lisa Meyers McClintick.
Check out two pieces from 'You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World.'
For millennia, the Great Lakes Anishinaabe used traditional fire practices to manage the forests of Northeastern Minnesota. Today, science is capturing the frequency and severity of those fires to understand how communities might recreate their relationship with the land.
“Nature has come up with some really amazing things. That’s really what biomimicry is about," said Sue Okerstrom.
Emily Ford writes about the experiences that shaped her relationship with nature and the outdoors.
"Go outside and be your own guide – walk, contemplate, or daydream on your own. And next time you get the chance to share that experience with other people, with space to open your mind and senses in new ways, take that opportunity," writes Nora Hertel.