Part 3 of our dip into podcast archive: Ben Goldsmith on Rewilding Louder than Words Ep46 louder-than-words.castos.com/episodes/how-r… Jules Pretty in conversation with Ben Goldsmith, author of "God is an Octopus" & podcast host Mins 0.00 to 28.15 Ben Goldsmith University of Essex Rewilding Britain

008 The Fan is Broken, Bring Me the Black Hound julespretty.com/2024/04/02/008… 4 mins reading The Black Hound may well be roaming the cliff paths to save the coastal people

009 An Ancient Tree, Older Than the Forest It Stands In [8 mins] bit.ly/3vJT3Mx This is a koan-story about a journey made to find ancient trees that once were connected with all others, yet have been left abandoned. And yet they are still Standing, guiding us as people

010 As It Is, Like This bit.ly/4aLidcH All human cultures are projects of co-creation. They emerge from engagement, story and sense-making. This story is about heroic rescues at the half-kilometre sea cliffs in western Iceland. That is how it was.

On #EarthDay we're looking back at the amazing guests who have joined Jules Pretty on our Louder Than Words Podcast from Tanya Steele @ @WWF_UK to our very own Dr Michelle Taylor Listen to brilliant interviews about protecting and restoring our planet: brnw.ch/21wJ3xz

Excited to share new member Jules Pretty reviewing David Wengrow Penguin Books UK 'The Dawn of Everything' - finding stories that reveal how human cultures don't converge on one 'advanced' model & a rich accounts of diversity, freedom and hope. wp.me/p8dsAT-4XD

New blog post: “The Next Dawn of Everything” Most of life is inconceivable. Living without fossil fuels seems so, for many. Living without air pollution from cars, also inconceivable The point is this: we have choices bit.ly/3w5v3n6 MarkGoldthorpe ClimateCultures

New! Read Jules Pretty Jules Pretty from Hope Tales on how our human past was more diverse and kinder than we thought... rapidtransition.org/commentaries/t…

011 Praise the Whale and Sea julespretty.com/2024/05/05/011… [8 mins] We didn’t see at all, that the whales knew so much. The whale saved the people. Now we know, they attract visitors to remote ports, keen to watch the whale. They also capture blue carbon. Their numbers are rising.

Looking forward to taking part in the inaugural Leiston Book Festival with Patrick Galbraith, Jules Pretty, Tom Parfitt, Robert Ashton and Julia Blackburn with book sales managed by Halesworth Bookshop from Halesworth Bookshop: Sat Sept 7th 2024 Tickets here: leistonbookfestival.co.uk/festival-progr…

012 Enoughness: At the Dry Garden of Ryōan-ji [3 mins reading time] The lastest in The Climate Chronicles series - what "enoughness" might mean, how it can connect us to places and nature New website & content julespretty.com/chronicles/ julespretty.com/chronicles/012…

It feels a bit tame, sending pointers to a new website… But then again, there are blogs and book links; pods and papers; films and a photo gallery; shodo images and story… julespretty.com julespretty.com/chronicles/

The new website has, ah, broken all links from past posts to The Climate Chronicles julespretty.com/chronicles/ You'll find stories on counting stars; on fisher fox, wild men, the kindly Black Hound; on St Kilda, Iceland rescues, & whales retuning; on enoughness and ancient trees

New (!): Impact Report on Essex Climate Action Commission (ECAC) Report pdf here: julespretty.com/research-paper… Three years of work towards net zero since our major 2021 report – now 64 major impacts recorded Climate action is working locally across 26 such Commissions PCAN (Place-based Climate Action Network)

A reminder of the inaugural Leiston Book Festival with Patrick Galbraith, Jules Pretty, Tom Parfitt, Robert Ashton, Julia Blackburn and myself. Book sales managed by Halesworth Bookshop from Halesworth Bookshop Sat Sept 7th 2024 Tickets £30 for the day: leistonbookfestival.co.uk/festival-progr…

013 The Wandering Poet’s Tale: No Place to Live Latest in The Climate Chronicles just published! julespretty.com/chronicles/013… This is the story of the hell descent of rulers, and how a famed national poem was written 1033 years ago: The Battle of Mealdune/Maldon.

014 Mountains Hidden in Mountains Latest in The Climate Chronicles just published! julespretty.com/chronicles/014… [5 mins] Mountains are themselves too great not to be hidden. They cannot be known in full. The world is full of unknowables. Sometimes we break through, sometimes not.

Most wonderful writings from Professor ⁦Jules Pretty⁩ …. 013 The Wandering Poet’s Tale: No Place to Live - Jules Pretty julespretty.com/chronicles/013…

015 The River Under the Icy Way julespretty.com/chronicles/015… This story is about the 1000-year tradition of ice fishers in Finland, how their cold worlds are now being lost at both ends of winter A koan is a matter to be made clearer. It invites us to stand in that place.

016 Crossings Over Land and Life julespretty.com/chronicles/016… This koan is famed: On Ichi Shu. What is the Sound of One Hand A tale of transformation, about crossings from one place to the next, from one stage of life to another. What if world becomes filled with unheard calls?