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Amphibian Ecology and Conservation 2019 , Dr. Matthew Gray

Published in: itune > Podcasts,Podcasts > recycling | Published on 21/Jan/2019 02:15

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 9: The Bioregional Perspective: Discovering Your Natural Community , Kirkpatrick Sale, Stephanie Mills, Dick Roy, Jeanne Roy, Kelpie Wilson & Peter Berg

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > Environment care | Published on 01/Jan/2019 06:03

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How much do we know about the natural bioregion in which we live, and why does it matter? Listen to Jeanne and Dick Roy, Jerry Mander and others as they talk about the challenge of waking up to the realities of the place where we live, to more fully appreciate the world that keeps us alive.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 3: Deep Questioning: The Eight Principles of Deep Ecology , Arne Naess, George Sessions, Doug Tompkins, Fritjof Capra, Harold Glasser & Stephanie Mills

Published in: itune > Self Development, > Environment care | Published on 31/Dec/2018 23:12

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How can we begin to look at the deeper social, economic and spiritual questions behind the environmental crisis? In this program, Fritjof Capra, Arne Naess, and other environmentalists expand on the radical nature of Deep Ecology.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 7: From Global Dependence to Local Interdependence , Jerry Mander & Helena Norberg-Hodge

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > Environment care | Published on 31/Dec/2018 21:34

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To what extent is the global economy destroying the environment that supports us all? Listen as activist Jerry Mander and Swedish philosopher Helena Norberg-Hodge provide detail on the realities of global commerce, and how to counter its hold on our society.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 8: Honoring The Wild , Gary Snyder

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > Environment care | Published on 31/Dec/2018 17:01

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Gary Snyder is a renowned poet, activist, and ecologist. Here he offers specific advice on practical ways to improve your personal relationship to wild nature, understand the global situation more fully, and work to improve the ecological health of your own local community.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 6: Muir, The Wild Ideal And Eco-Feminism , Bill Devall, Frederick Turner, Casey Walker, David Brower, David Orr, Kelpie Wilson, Patsy Hallen & Trudy Frisk

Published in: itune > Religion & Spirituality, > Environment care | Published on 31/Dec/2018 15:39

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The love of the environment expressed by John Muir has enriched us all. Listen as Sierra Club activist David Orr, Fredrick Turner, and others talk about the importance of Muir's idea that respect for living systems comes before human interests.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 10: Metaphysics of the Treeline , Arne Naess

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > Environment care | Published on 31/Dec/2018 15:32

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Arne Naess, known as "the father of Deep Ecology," lived above the tree line near the Arctic Circle in Norway. Well into his eighties, he still carried his own firewood and water to a simple stone cabin that he built himself. Here he describes the joy and richness of his satisfying, simple lifestyle.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 13: A Deep Ecology Future , George Sessions

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > Environment care | Published on 31/Dec/2018 14:01

? © 1998 New Dimensions Foundation 1998-10-01T07:00:00Z USA
Deep Ecologist George Sessions describes the need for our culture to awaken out of the superficial assumption that nature is for our pleasure and consumption, to honor the inherent value and rights of other species, and to take responsibility not to abuse our power for selfish ends.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 1: Ecological State of The World , David Suzuki, Ph.D.

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > renewable energy | Published on 18/Dec/2018 03:48

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With scientific detail and political awareness, CBC Science Broadcaster, David Suzuki points to major problems in the ecological state of the world today - but also to ways you can begin to effectively address them, and why it is so important to do this. He reminds us what matters most in life, and how to live ac...[Read More]

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Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England , William Cronon

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > renewable energy | Published on 18/Dec/2018 02:12

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In this landmark work of environmental history, William Cronon offers an original and profound explanation of the effects European colonists' sense of property and their pursuit of capitalism had upon the ecosystems of New England. Reissued here with an updated afterword by the author and a new preface by the distinguished colonial...[Read More]

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 11: The Human In Nature: Return To The Sacred Earth , John Seed, Dolores Lachapelle, Alan Drengson, Carole Ann Heart, Connie Barlow, EAGLE MAN, Ed Mcgaa, Gus diZerega, Paul Shepard & Winona LaDuke

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > renewable energy | Published on 18/Dec/2018 01:16

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Perhaps the most powerful and significant aspect of Deep Ecology is the way it cultivates humility and reverence for the great mystery of life. Listen as Winona Laduke, Ed Mcgaa/Eagle Man and others explore the right relationship between humans and the rest of nature.

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Deep Ecology for the 21st Century, Part 4: The Great Turning: Reconnecting With The Natural World , Joanna Macy, Ted Roszak, Edward Wilson & Helena Norberg-Hodge

Published in: itune > Nonfiction, > renewable energy | Published on 17/Dec/2018 23:33