Analysis , Essays Park City is Still Damned: What Needs to Be Done May 08, 2017 607 Views 0 Comment In my essay, “Park City is Damned: A Case Study in Civilization,” I described the vicious cycle Park City, Utah …
Analysis , Essays Park City is Damned: A Case Study in Civilization April 03, 2017 1071 Views 2 Comments A Note to My Readers: It has not been easy to write this essay and I am scared to see …
Analysis , Essays Waiting for Death: Ecopsychology as Human Supremacism February 21, 2017 1067 Views 2 Comments So many indigenous people have told me that the levels of sustainability their traditional cultures achieved prior to the arrival …
Analysis , Essays The Destruction of Experience: How Ecopsychology Has Failed January 16, 2017 988 Views 0 Comment I do not remember the first time I saw my mother’s face, though I know she remembers the first time …
Analysis , Essays , Pinyon-Juniper Forests Layla and the Owl’s Eyes: Ecopsychology and Being Human December 20, 2016 1021 Views 1 Comment Recently walking up Main Street in Park City, Utah, I saw in the Visitor’s Center doorway what looked like a …
Analysis , Essays The Ecopscychological Imperative to Dismantle Civilization November 23, 2016 2295 Views 3 Comments The fading roar of an ATV engine leaves silence in its wake. Birds, offended by the intrusion, refuse to sing. …
Essays , Poetry Listening to The Land Saves My Life November 16, 2016 906 Views 1 Comment This first appeared on Jason Howell’s Howlarium. Special thanks to Jason for his graphics. from Jason: “Where it’s not uncommon for …
Essays On Being Suicidal October 06, 2016 3201 Views 3 Comments “I am suicidal.” Three words only – but, the three most difficult words I’ve ever had to say. I did …
Essays This is What Depression Feels Like August 19, 2016 728 Views 0 Comment My notebook pages are blank again tonight, as they have been for the past 30 nights. I know what I …
Analysis , Direct Action Journal , Essays Power and Direct Action: A Primer July 31, 2016 675 Views 0 Comment This year’s Fourth of July week grew in horror as it passed. Each day brought new nightmares that struck me …
Essays , Pinyon-Juniper Forests Pinyon-Juniper Forests: The Oldest Refugee Crisis December 12, 2015 687 Views 0 Comment After moving too fast for too long, I seek stillness in warm sun leaning against a wizened, uprooted trunk of …
Interviews Interview for KPFA Radio on the Colorado River Rights of Nature Lawsuit October 17, 2017 449 Views 0 Comment I was interviewed with the brilliant Deanna Meyer on Berkeley’s CA’s KPFA public radio about our Colorado River Rights of …
Poetry only Joshua trees January 14, 2014 438 Views 0 Comment these deserts lack the scaffolded red-bud Judas trees there are only Joshua trees though they are drenched in silver …
Poetry The View (from Guardsman Pass) July 09, 2015 500 Views 0 Comment summer proves to be long after another short winter the drought blows through and July mocks us fills the sky …
Essays , Unist'ot'en Camp Walking the Trapline at Unist’ot’en Camp January 17, 2015 465 Views 0 Comment The snowstorm arrived at Unist’ot’en Camp a day before we did dropping over a foot of snow and stillness on …
Essays , Pinyon-Juniper Forests Pinyon-Juniper Forests: An Ancient Vision Disturbed November 30, 2015 27198 Views 0 Comment Standing in a pinyon-juniper forest on a high slope above Cave Valley not far from Ely, Nevada, I am lost …
Essays DIY Resistance: Develop a Sense of Urgency August 26, 2014 463 Views 0 Comment We are losing badly. The dominant culture is destroying what is left of the world and, right now, our resistance …
Interviews Interview for KPCW’s This Green Earth on the Colorado River Rights of Nature Lawsuit October 16, 2017 452 Views 0 Comment I was interviewed by Nell Larson and Chris Cherniak on Park City, UT’s KPCW This Green Earth radio program about …
Poetry My Fraser Canyon War June 10, 2014 470 Views 0 Comment startled by the suddenness of epiphany the pop of a muffler in a damp alley or a gunshot listening from …
Poetry Waking in Park City (Spring ’16) June 20, 2016 1551 Views 0 Comment I. Late April, when winter gives in, snow turns to rain, and the cutting begins. In ancient aspen groves, chained …
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