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Fred Kowal, a board member of the National Wildlife Federation, spoke last month at the Coalition for the Delaware Watershed annual forum.

On September 27, at the Picton Branch Library, we were honoured to host artist, author and musician Tom Wilson.

WSU event focused on native and invasive species

More than 50 presenters and experts from across the globe are expected to join in discussion on a range of topics focusing on whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an existential threat or tool for scaling over human limitations. The meet to...

The main inspiration for Ines Doujak’s exhibition Every courageous life is a song to the future were women land defenders from all over the world—activists who work to protect ecosystems and the human right to a safe and healthy environment.

We have betrayed the millions of other species with whom we share this leafy paradise with an extractive culture.

Stories and lessons for growing minds

On Thursday, Sept. 7, the Madison County community had the pleasure of welcoming indigenous rights activist, professor and author Robin Wall Kimmerer to the Palace Theater for the inaugural lecture of the MADIdeas speech series. This series is a collaborative effort between Colgate University’s Upstate Institute and Cornell Cooperative Extension Madison County. Robin Wall Kimmerer...

Paintings and sculptures from local and out-of-state Indigenous communities, bones and other materials from the WSU Museum of Anthropology and woven materials from Indigenous reservations have come together on campus for one exhibition. “Here in a Homemade Forest: Common Reading Connections“ will be on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU until March...

This book outlines Ecocentric Socialism as a theory of humanity embedded in nature to understand and help solve social and ecological crises of the twenty-first century...