Climate and Culture

Deep Ecology

Deep Ecology

Deep Ecology

If our universe is a series of repeated patterns—fractal by nature—then the ecological crisis is only a symptom of a deeper spiritual disconnect, one that must be mended to heal the whole.

Gray mist engulfs both grassy and snow capped mountains in the distance.

Gray mist engulfs both grassy and snow capped mountains in the distance.

All The Earth For billions of years, our planet's crust has fractured and reformed. What can it teach us about creating wholeness amidst fragmentation?

The Overview Deep Ecology

Several chunks of poisonous mushroom stick to red background.

Several chunks of poisonous mushroom stick to red background.

Pick Your Poison A society built on immoderation has proven to be toxic for both us and the planet. So what is the antidote?

The Overview Deep Ecology

Two dung beetles roll not he dirt along with a circular cut out of solar system drawing.

Two dung beetles roll not he dirt along with a circular cut out of solar system drawing.

Dung, the Cradle of Diversity Guided by celestial bodies in the sky, dung beetles fertilize the land, nourishing their surroundings and engineering flourishing ecosystems

Common Origins Deep Ecology

A Love Letter to My Compost Heap

A Love Letter to My Compost Heap

A Love Letter to My Compost Heap Writer Romany Williams redefines composting as a pathway to greater environmental responsibility and spiritual growth.

Deep Ecology Biodiversity

Light illuminates the inside of an empty snail shell.

Light illuminates the inside of an empty snail shell.

Fractal Nature Geometric, self-similar patterns known as fractals can be found all throughout nature: in snowflakes, galaxies, and even our own DNA.

The Overview Deep Ecology

A monarch butterfly crawls along a tree trunk

A monarch butterfly crawls along a tree trunk

Complete Metamorphosis The Overview examines a previously explored phenomenon in new light: the one by which a caterpillar becomes a butterfly.

Deep Ecology The Overview

The shadow of a person is shown on a tree trunk that is sitting in middle of a grassy field at dusk.

The shadow of a person is shown on a tree trunk that is sitting in middle of a grassy field at dusk.

Participation Mystique Participation mystique invites us to be one with our environment. What better way to practice it than with a walk through the woods?

Deep Ecology The Overview

A blurry shot of people walking in nature in Europe.

A blurry shot of people walking in nature in Europe.

Why All Great Thoughts Are Conceived by Walking In the French Alps, writer and philosopher Simon Parcot teaches us about the connection between mind and feet.

Well Being Deep Ecology

Responses to Dear Earth

Responses to Dear Earth

Responses to Dear Earth Atmos and the Hayward Gallery's Dear Earth exhibition present a curation of words, photographs, and moving images.

Earth Sounds Deep Ecology

A white and yellow flower.

A white and yellow flower.

Before the Dawn The slow, focused act of drinking tea can also be an opportunity to practice remaining present.

Deep Ecology The Overview

The stars and matter of the universe swirling together.

The stars and matter of the universe swirling together.

Making Waves Scientists have found evidence of a universal hum, thrumming around and within us—a cosmic sign of our interconnectedness.

The Overview Deep Ecology

A green praying mantis stands atop of a white, translucent flower.

A green praying mantis stands atop of a white, translucent flower.

Mating Games As humans attempt to redefine love and sex in the modern world, The Overview looks to the many diverse forms mating can take in nature.

The Overview Deep Ecology

Punish Us, Orcas

Punish Us, Orcas

Punish Us, Orcas The orcas probably aren’t seeking revenge or defending the environment, but there’s a reason we see them that way.

Ocean Life Deep Ecology

A close up of a red flower.

A close up of a red flower.

The Duality of Hummingbirds Leveraging both force and finesse, a new study shows how hummingbirds straddle contradictions in their quest for nectar.

Common Origins Deep Ecology

A wide range of colorful mold.

A wide range of colorful mold.

Breaking the Mold Decomposition is inevitable, whether it be within nature or within our human societies. How can we view it as an opportunity for wholeness?

The Overview Deep Ecology

Two cheetahs conflict with one another. One growls from above, clinging to to a tree trunk while the other looks up toward them.

Two cheetahs conflict with one another. One growls from above, clinging to to a tree trunk while the other looks up toward them.

I Won’t Run From It Humans are relatively slow beings, but when it comes to avoidance we can be quickest to escape.

The Overview Deep Ecology

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