I was part of a Climate Week event last night and promised to repost this free download and here it is: my endeavor to help everyone and anyone find a way to be a climate activist in ways that work for their resources, limits, and proclivities.

Announcing the second year of the Martha Mills Young Writers’ Prize!

Inspired by the curiosity and imagination of Martha Mills, the prize seeks to give young people a chance to explore new themes in their writing and to get their work published

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Next month, the Offprint London book fair will host independent experimental and socially engaged publishers in the fields of arts, architecture, design, humanities, and visual culture. See you at the Tate from Friday, May 17th to Sunday, May 19th. offprint.org

CHANGING LANDSCAPES CONFERENCE

May30th - Ennistymon

Aiming to disrupt the traditional approach to nature restoration and ecology conferences. This event provides a platform for professionals, stakeholders and decision makers to explore transformative

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Happy Earth Day, from me and the trees. It’s just another magic Monday because every single day is a precious earth day. 🌿

Join us on 31 May for our next free #TreeTalk with Dr. Anna Burton (drannaburton.bsky.social) & Dr Amanda Blake Davis (abdavis.bsky.social) (@UoDEnglish), Katie Holten | Language of Trees | Code Red ❤️ (@eandtbooks) and Dr John Miller (@shefenglish).
Book now: wordsworth.org.uk/event-director…

Watch this stunning #EarthDay film from ⁦⁦Culture Declares Emergency⁩ youtube.com/watch?v=tQxuhJ…

How lovely! An illustrated book review of THE LANGUAGE OF TREES, by Franky Frances Cannon for The Indianapolis Review theindianapolisreview.com/frances-cannon…

'Something very interesting is happening in the UK to do with nature...': terrific to see this John Harris piece abt the emergence of a 'new kind of radical landscape politics', from land access campaigns to the Rights of Rivers movement. Yes!
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Happy International Curlew Day!

The enchanting sound of my childhood.

Irish breeding curlews have decreased by 98% in the last 30 years. We have approx 100 pairs, but because of the great work of many, they are *slowly* increasing. More of this please! #saveourcurlew

Happy World Curlew Day! Love them, protect them, celebrate them. 💚 ⁦Curlew Action⁩ 📷 Andrew McAlister

How lovely to visit the The Linnean Society of London and spend a few hours absorbed in ancient books, fungi, and a special exhibition on trees.

What if trees could tell their stories?

Artist, activist, and writer Katie Holten | Language of Trees | Code Red ❤️ discusses her anthology The Language of Trees—a collection that explores our connection with nature in English and “a forested translation in an invented type called Trees.” tinyurl.com/bdhs8u3s

UPDATE: Today there was universal support for preparing for a referendum, with the exception of Fine Gael.

Duncan Stewart calls for a referendum on #RightsofNature : “A process for initiating this amendment in our Constitution must now be enabled by our Oireachtas.”

Best of luck to friends and colleagues outside the Dáil this morning calling for rights for nature, in advance of Dáil debate later today

What do we want? #RIGHTSOFNATURE

When do we want it? NOW!

Ireland! People are gathered outside the Dáil in support of today's crucial debate on the Environment & Climate Action committee's report. We demand implementation of the recommendations of the Citizens' Assembly on Biodiversity Loss, including a referendum on the #RightsOfNature

Today, a post about viral persistence, antivirals and how it plays into the complexity of #LongCOVID and other post-acute infection syndromes (PAIS). If you've been following me for a while, you probably know that I've been saying for a few years now that LC is a complex 1/

Incredibly proud to be included in the 2024 #TIME100 list!

My sincere thanks to all the organizations, communities, and individuals who continue to support our research. 🌲🌱

#TIME100
#mothertreeproject

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It might seems that the 7 books I've written cover wildly different topics, from SWAMPS (The Meadowlands) to RATS (Rats) w/road trips & Transcendentalists between. In fact they are all about the same thing: how do we value a place, how do we see the land. us.macmillan.com/books/97803747…