Seeds of Hope
RainforestECO – Regeneration & Youth Impact
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Peace on Earth Day
Feel the truth of the Artemis II astronauts’ words as we care for our shared Home. “In all of this emptiness — this is a whole bunch of nothing, this thing we call the universe — you have this oasis,…
Read MoreEarth Day Stress Relief
If you’ve felt stress fog your brain’s ability to function as clearly as you know it can, try this: ~Put on some music that soothes you. I love listening to Malte Martin play handpan in Nature. ~Practice slow, deep breathing:…
Read MoreAsk AI This Question…
This morning, wanting to have an open mind, I asked Gemini “What will children eat in 2036?” What I saw gave me the inspiration needed to continue work on our children’s book in the hope that carrots will still be…
Read MoreAngeled Eggs
Isn’t there already enough devilish energy going around these days? So why not name our eggs for someone we love instead? You may have read some of the recent posts about my beloved garden mentor, Angelo Pellegrini who first taught…
Read MoreAre We the April Fools?
So here we are, choosing not only our own paths, but those of future generations as well. Hopefully you’ve least skimmed the previous post reproduced here from “The 74 Million” about the dangers of AI content for children, as we move…
Read MoreGrow A Pizza!
Seriously, we could wildcraft and grow everything you see in this cauliflower crusted pizza except for the egg and cheese! The greens you see are nettles harvested from unsprayed parks that serve as a spring tonic. I like to harvest…
Read MorePeace Peace Peace
Longtime friend and rainforesteco supporter, Sylvie Rokab, just returned from Egypt and shares a message from her newsletter, linked below. Many of us share her concern and I ask that we each, in our own way, focus upon peace on…
Read MoreCOP30: What Belém and the Sociobio Restaurant Taught Me About Climate Action
Do you remember the iGiveTrees team? If not, please visit the page to see who’s written this guest post: Leonardo Andrade. He’s a dear friend who helped to conduct bilingual team meetings and meet in person with planting partners in Brazil,…
Read MoreCan We Still Learn from Our Elders?
Let me to tell you a story… In 1971, my first garden mentor was Angelo Pellegrini, a beloved professor at the University of Washington in Seattle. He was the father of a close friend, and hosted me during the time…
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