Environmental research organization focused on transforming human cultures to be healthy, just, and sustainable.
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Worldwatch Institute retweeted
Sat Sept 26, 11:30am ET at Harvard Divinity School: Erik Assadourian leads Nature Joins the Board — a workshop on giving the more-than-human a formal seat in organizational decision-making.
In person or online.
hds.harvard.edu/news/public-…
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What does it mean to live as a member of the Earth community rather than a manager of it?
Erik Assadourian + Lisa Dahill on the traditions, stories, and rituals that answer that question. September 23, 12pm ET.
linktr.ee/yaleforum
#LivingEarthCommunity
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Record-high temperatures where Laura Dedelow is — and yet the leaves are falling, the plants are going to seed, the sunlight is angling in differently.
Earth Eclectic 0126: Songs of the Fall Equinox. The season keeps its own time.
eartheclectic.org/0126
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Ach níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin — there is no place like home.
Earth Eclectic 0125 gathers that same idea from Penzance to Madrid, Brazil to Finland, Venezuela to Hawaii.
eartheclectic.org/0125
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Bogs. Swamps. Floodplains. Mangroves. Will-o'-the-wisps, bog bodies, and one very sovereign alligator named Motu.
Earth Eclectic 0122: Will o' the Wetlands. Listen when you're near water.
eartheclectic.org/0122
Worldwatch Institute retweeted
Cycles of Gaia launches Kickstarter for a 52-card journal designed to be kept for years.
Unlike conventional planners, this journal returns cycles back around each year and features 30 years of data to track seasonal changes. Learn more and support now: kickstarter.com/projects/gai…
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Nominations are closed.
We’re honored to announce the nominees for The Earth Eclectic Music Award — a global field of artists creating in relationship with land, water, memory, and living systems.
Recipient announced on World Environment Day.
#EarthEclectic
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We're in Colorado for the Global Environmental Justice Conference 2026!
April 13–14, 2026
Colorado State University
Our panel, Where Do We Degrow From Here?, is happening Monday at 12:15 PM EST.
Get details and register: tinyurl.com/yv9hu9hy
#EnvironmentalJustice #GaianWay
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What does environmental journalism look like in a time of climate crisis + misinformation?
Elizabeth Oliveira reflects on telling the truth in complex times—and why it matters.
Read the full article: tinyurl.com/environmentjourn…
Photo: Elizabeth Oliveira
#EnvironmentalJournalism
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Music has long shaped our relationship with the living world.
If a piece of ecospiritual music has stayed with you, let it be heard through The Earth Eclectic Music Award.
Nominate at eartheclectic.org
#EcospiritualMusic #MusicAndNature #ConsciousListening
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If the work carries ecological awareness, land connection, or spiritual depth, we want to hear it.
Eligible submissions include:
• Releases from 2024–2026
• Singles or full albums
• Re-releases, remasters, and remixes
Submit at eartheclectic.org
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The Earth Eclectic Music Award celebrates artists creating in real relationship with land, ecology, and place — not as branding, but as lived practice.
If there’s a song that shifted the way you hear the Earth… share it.
Nominate at eartheclectic.org
#EarthEclectic
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Birdsong isn’t background noise.
It’s Earth’s original music.
Episode 0094 of Earth Eclectic Radio Hour explores jazz, folk, and experimental pieces inspired by birds—inviting us to hear them as musicians, not metaphors.
Listen: eartheclectic.org
#EarthEclectic
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Black history is inseparable from the land.
This Black History Month, we reflect on a lineage of ecological wisdom that continues to shape the possibility of a just and livable future.
They are teachings—about care, resilience, and living within limits.
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Marcescence isn’t a mistake—it protects buds, deters browsing, and times nutrient release for spring.
A reflection by Angelina Reddy explores this quiet endurance as both ecological strategy and living metaphor.
Read: gaianway.org/marking-time-wi…
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More than 4K years ago, the Epic of Gilgamesh told a story of power, friendship, grief & ecological destruction.
We’ll read Gilgamesh as a living text, that still speaks to how we treat the more-than-human world.
Jan 29 · 2:30 pm ET
tinyurl.com/gaianzoom
#GaianWay #Gilgamesh
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Gaian fasting on the full and new moons offers a path back—a ritual of restraint, reflection, and reconnection. Fasting with the moon isn’t about deprivation; it’s about presence. Have you tried syncing your habits with lunar phases?
Read more gaianway.org/aligning-ones-b…
#GaianWay
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The Fall Equinox Meditation brings us into the exact moment where light and dark meet—and teaches us how to move from that place.
Join us September 22, 7:00–8:00 PM ET as we honor the turning of the seasons.
🌐 Join live on Zoom: bit.ly/gaianzoom
#FallEquinox
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Earth Eclectic 0074: Songs of the Wolf brings together voices across worlds—human and wild, sacred and sonic.
Hosted by Laura Dedelow and Bart Everson.
🎧 Stream the full episode now at eartheclectic.org
What longing lives in your bones, waiting to sing?
#EarthEclectic
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The equinox is not a pause. It is a quiet threshold the Earth crosses without asking for our attention.
Begin the Fall Equinox Meditation: gaianway.org/fall-equinox-au…
What has been quietly shifting in your life?
#CulturalReflection #FallEquinox #SeasonalWisdom #SpiritualEcolog
