The Majestic Jaguar by Mason Jaguar - he who kills with one leap, the king of the jungle. I think these are fitting names for this strong, majestic creature. Jaguars have fascinating biology. They are also, sadly, threatened, with a... Continue Reading →
by Tim Let’s call it Water instead of Colombia. Will you humor me for the duration of this piece and agree to call the land that the villain Columbus never even set eyes on Water? This country, now named Water,... Continue Reading →
by Celia Everyone loves a rainbow, the ephemeral half-circle arching over the Earth like a smile. We always gasp and stop whatever we’re doing, tipping back our heads with wide eyes of joy and awe. No matter how often we... Continue Reading →
by Mason For the past couple of weeks, I have been really interested in the 14 eight thousand meter peaks. As we walked up the Rolwaling Valley I was asking my parents to quiz me on their names. So when... Continue Reading →
by Shannon Two hours of stairs to make it to her doorstep. The Rolwaling Valley, nestled high along the Tibetan border in east-central Nepal, makes you work to gain entry. She demands you to be embodied and present as you... Continue Reading →
by Tim “This is our retirement plan.” She’s serious. We’ve just carried baskets full of pots and pans, kitchenware, odds and ends, up into the jungle to a seasonal shelter called a ghote. We carried them in the traditional way, on... Continue Reading →
We have been considering fungus recently. Reading books like Mycelium Running and An Entangled Life. A mycelial revolution begins to fruit here and there in the world, in places where it has always been, but where we have maybe failed... Continue Reading →
Village shopping is a delightfully inefficient practice rendered obsolete by grocery stores. Shopping in the old world sense, or perhaps even the way shopping can still happen in parts of New York or San Francisco. It is just called shopping,... Continue Reading →
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