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Protecting Bahsahwahbee: A Living Refuge for the Ancestors – Josh Jackson

Writer Josh Jackson follows Newe elders Delaine and Rick Spilsbury through the histories and possible futures of Bashahwahbee—a sacred grove of Rocky Mountain junipers in far eastern Nevada. Fed by rare springs in an otherwise arid high desert landscape, these trees carry both memories of Newe harvest ceremonies and the spirits of ancestors massacred there during colonial expansion. With its waters increasingly targeted for use in large farms and cities, Josh explores what could be lost if the springs that sustain this place run dry. Read the essay. Photo by Josh Jackson

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  The World Is a Prism, Not a Window – A Conversation with Zoë Schlanger

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  How the Pacific Makes Love to the Rockies - David James Duncan

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  A Seasonal Practice of Fermentation – Sandor Ellix Katz

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  Communion Is Alive – A Conversation on Spiritual Ecology with Stephen Blac…

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  Prayer: A Remembering Earth Practice

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  Time: A Remembering Earth Practice

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  Listening: A Remembering Earth Practice

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  Step: A Remembering Earth Practice

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  Heart: A Remembering Earth Practice

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  Breath: A Remembering Earth Practice

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  A Primordial Covenant of Relationship – Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee

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  Animals in the Room – Melanie Challenger

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  Fifty-Eight Faces of California Spring – Forrest Gander

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  A Glorian Is a Moment of Grace — A Conversation with Terry Tempest Williams

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