Monday, April 1st, 1985. Missoula, Montana. Edward Abbey approaches the podium and gives the following address. — “Cattle are a worldwide curse. Besides the methane they produce, cows are an excuse for burning the Amazon, the loss of which, many think, will be the tipping point for the global carbon exchange keeping the planet alive.” -Doug Peacock, Was It Worth It? Foreword I was well into my adult…

Placing a bet on crypto to aid the preservation and rehabilitation of our Earth — Cryptocurrency is not a topic that I thought I’d be writing about. While I’m not a complete Luddite, I am happiest when removed from technology’s influence. The accumulation of monetary wealth is not my shtick either. …

The Intuitive Science of Watershed Restoration — As I walk through our arid Western landscapes, I try to imagine how the land might have looked prior to European influence. It would be unrecognizable in comparison to the land as we now know it. How wondrous it would be to see this continent’s wild ecosystems as they had…

Restoring organic dialogue between the Individual and our Institutions — While these postcards will likely never reach the desks of executives, owners, or CEOs, it is my hope that they will capture the attention of a few curious (and slightly nosey…) individuals in between the mailboxes they were dropped into and their final destinations at the bottom of some administrator’s…

If a tree were tasked with drawing a self-portrait, how would it represent itself? How much of its composition and essence that we, as humans, either cannot see or fail to notice would a tree be innately motivated to put forward as their representation-of-Self? Would they draw a singular…