Category Archives: Biophilia

Language Matters 12Aug2026

Posted on August 12, 2026 by Admin

Wrote  Nina Newington yesterday, Day 245 of Camp Now:  The climate and nature catastrophe that is bearing down on us is the direct result of an economic system rooted in a particular idea, the idea that we humans are separate … Continue reading →

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If ever there was a time when we need eccentric bees, this is it 16May2026

Posted on May 16, 2026 by Admin

Wrote Nina Newington a few days ago, on Day 165 of Camp Now: Yesterday a team of fungi researchers stopped in for tea. They’re studying post-fire fungi, had just been out to last year’s Long Lake fire site. The cup … Continue reading →

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On Thanksgiving 2025: In celebration of our Wabanaki/Acadian Forest 12Oct2025

Posted on October 12, 2025 by Admin

I took these photos yesterday on the Etu’qamikejk Trail in thanksgiving for and in celebration of the beauty, bounty and solace afforded by our Wabanaki-Acadian Forest – david p Click on images for larger versions

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