Rooted in Relationships
The last few generations of settlers on Turtle Island have perhaps the weakest ever connection to the land. We can trace this disconnection back to colonization and to our presence […]
Category Archives: Deepening our Connection: Articles and Essays
Dominator Ecology: Part 2
This is the second part of the topic Dominator Ecology. To start at the first part, click here, and to start at the beginning of the series ‘Towards an Anarchist […]
A Look at Dominator Ecology: Part 1
Over the past few years, we’ve learned we’re not alone in being fed-up with the type of ecological knowledge and discourse in the dominant culture. Lots of people question the […]
Towards an Anarchist Ecology: Introduction
We are settlers on this land, raised in cities, rootless, and alienated from the ecosystems we can’t help but be part of. But we want to unlearn what we have […]
Hickory Highlands: Vanished forests and climate change in the suburbs
It’s mid-July 2012, and each month of the year so far has broken the record for heat and dryness. In Southern Ontario, climate change is increasingly a present reality. It […]
Knowing the Land is Resistance 