Review in Utne Reader
There’s a great review of Unlearn in the latest issue of the Utne Reader. You can see it online here: http://www.utne.com/arts-culture/book-review-unlearn-rewild.aspx
Notes from Winter (from a solitary winter in the woods)
Where do the trees go during winter? The part of them that grows and is alive? It seems to just vanish. They make flowers during spring that spray pollen into […]
Metaphysics of the Hunt
One winter evening a number of years ago, I laid alone in a cabin in the woods with a fever and had one of those unexplainable, life shaking experiences that […]
On the eve of the Prophecy, from a squat in the woods
Recently I found myself in a conversation with a group of people about the end of the world. One woman spoke of a native tribe in the northwest that have […]
a safe dinner
Last night I had one of the most amazing soups imaginable. I have had many good soups, and soup is one of my favorite foods, so let me explain why […]
Deer Antler: Exploring Animal Medicine
Deer Antler has been used as a rejuvenative, strengthening medicine by many far flung cultures probably since humans began chopping things up, putting them in hot water and drinking the […]
Bark Tan Leather – Primitive waterproof technology!?
The ability to make waterproof clothing, footwear, and containers from indigenous materials is an incredible asset for those trying to reduce their dependance on industrial society or deeply connect to […]
Wild Fermented Crabapples
The pacific crabapple (malus fusca) is a beautiful, widespread tree – growing abundantly along the pacific northwest coast from northern California to Alaska and into the Yukon. The indigenous people […]
