“Reparations is about repair and creating a world where everybody, including Black people, fully belong. A world where we respect the environment. And a world where the idea of dominating other groups or the land itself isn’t the dominant belief.”
“They’re just puppet masters behind the scene holding the strings of everything you thought had free will.”
A short documentary chronicles the passage of native wildflowers and hummingbirds as they’re tracked over the decades by grandfather and now granddaughter.
Remembering the remarkable connection made between lens, spirit and the natural world.
Among the schlock of AI generated imagery is an eclectic and sometimes electric visual language.
How a beloved Indonesian dish shows how fungal fermentation can help us salvage food waste.
Climate change is pushing more and more mosquitoes to take humans as their preferred hosts.
Indigenous peoples in the United States lost 99 percent of their land through colonization.
Like canaries in coal mines, eels in our waterways can warn us about present hazards and those to come.
Western States opposed tribes’ access to the Colorado River 70 years ago. History Is repeating itself.
Tree Dance explores the intersection of ecology, technology and culture.
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