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Finding home in our own bodies can rekindle connection to nature - Vimarsana News

Finding home in our own bodies can rekindle connection to nature

For decades, people have largely ignored the Earth’s decay, treating climate change as a problem that can be postponed. Ranae Lenor Hanson, a retired professor and activist, rejects that fallacy and defends the Earth, its waters and all its creatures in her book Watershed: Attending to a Body and Earth in Distress.

WATERSHED brown bag lunch with Friends of the Brainerd Public Library and Ranae Lenor Hanson - Vimarsana News

WATERSHED brown bag lunch with Friends of the Brainerd Public Library and Ranae Lenor Hanson

Ranae Lenor Hanson joins the Friends of the Brainerd Public Library to discuss her book WATERSHED as part of their Brown Bag Lunch Author Series on Monday, July 18.

Source: umn.edu
WATERSHED event at Plainview Public Library with Ranae Lenor Hanson - Vimarsana News

WATERSHED event at Plainview Public Library with Ranae Lenor Hanson

Ranae Lenor Hanson joins the Plainview Public Library for a reading and discussion of her book WATERSHED on Friday, May 6.

Source: umn.edu
WATERSHED event at West Concord Public Library with Ranae Lenor Hanson - Vimarsana News

WATERSHED event at West Concord Public Library with Ranae Lenor Hanson

Ranae Lenor Hanson joins the West Concord Public Library for a reading and discussion of her book WATERSHED on Wednesday, May 4.

Source: umn.edu
WATERSHED event at Austin Public Library with Ranae Lenor Hanson - Vimarsana News

WATERSHED event at Austin Public Library with Ranae Lenor Hanson

Ranae Lenor Hanson joins the Austin Public Library for a reading and discussion of her book WATERSHED on Tuesday, May 3.

Source: umn.edu