Shelter In Place Roundup

The introduction goes here, we are your guide collective and we love you. Here are some wishes we have for you in these scary times.

You put a Hero in a sack and they look like, well, a potato! (Ursula K. Le Guin)

Luminous, quiet reflections from the coast of Southeast Alaska by mail boat. (Wendy Given)

Poet Joy Harjo’s wise wise words to guide the way. (poets.org)

Vanishing in the wild, these salamanders find refuge in a convent. (NY Times)

Ecological reflections on biodiversity, healing, and the interconnectedness of everything. (Navdanya International)

A mesmerizing lullaby to break your heart open. (Ane Brun)

Holding dear gestures that bring us closer. MORE HAIR. (Kerri Rosenstein)

An attempt to quantify the evolutionary interdependence between Whitebark Pine and Clark’s Nutcracker. (M. Lonner)

A crane and a scientist learn to talk with each other.  (Anna Ialeggio)

There was a situation with some bald eagles on the Internet the other day! (Jon Mooallem, NY Times)

About pausing. En español. (Pablo Neruda, awakin.org)

A critical and clear-eyed glimpse of the future from Naomi Klein. (The Guardian)

The complexities of living and making art in an era of climate disruption… (American Scientist)

In this moment of paying attention to protocols, some simple thoughts on building coalitions.  (ejnet.org)

A poem to notice openings and closings.(Ross Gay, On Being)