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What is Northeast Algonquian Land-use Practice?
Land use and land classification traditions of Northeastern Algonquians remain poorly understood. Even less clear are traditions governing use of sacred lands: ceremonial places as well as hunting and gathering lands.
Farmlands and Wildlands Only Exist with Community
Food Solutions New England calls upon all to support integrative approaches to building a just, sustainable, and democratic future.
On Doing Nothing
Doing nothing is not a new idea. Ancient teachers from many Eastern traditions and Indigenous cultures have pointed to the value of inaction and the dangers of actions that disrupt the natural balance. There’s deep wisdom in these simple but powerful teachings that can transform our relationship with Nature.
Demand Reduction: Cutting Waste Before Cutting Trees
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The 2023 Farm Bill
These 2023 Farm Bill priorities align with broader societal goals of sustainability and inclusivity and reflect a comprehensive approach to addressing climate resilience, soil health, and racial equity in food and agriculture.
The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
The GGRF is designed to make funding available for projects that reduce or avoid greenhouse gas emissions and other forms of air pollution.
Nearly 29,000 Acres Purchased in Maine’s North Woods to Expand Appalachian Mountain Club’s Maine Woods Initiative
Partnership between The Appalachian Mountain Club and The Conservation Fund significantly expands the nation’s most important multi-use recreation and land conservation project.
Forest Society and Partners Protect Shelburne Valley and Bald Cap Peak Forests
From the Androscoggin River to the Mahoosuc Range, Mahoosuc Highlands Initiative Conserves 3,700 Acres.
Wildlands in New England: Past, Present, and Future: A Review
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Children of the Northern Forest: Wild New England’s History from Glaciers to Global Warming
Written by Jamie Sayen, Reviewed by David Foster.
What is “Protected Land” Protected From?
A Review by David Foster of a New Journal Article
Watch: Friends of Beaver Ponds Park
Friends of Beaver Ponds Park is a volunteer organization dedicated to the maintenance of one of New Haven, Connecticut’s green spaces.
Poetry from Writing the Land
Writing the Land is a collaborative outreach and fundraising project for land protection organizations. Through anthologies, poets help raise awareness of the importance for land conservation.
You Had a Job for Life: Story of a Company Town
Written by Jamie Sayen, Reviewed by David Foster.
