Sarah C. Beasley discusses how honoring the lives and deaths of animals can be a sacred act and the importance of communal rituals of grief and kindness
With messages of hope and ecological connectedness, Ratnadevi teaches us that sometimes the most radical thing we can do is pause on a footbridge, write from the heart, and listen to the river
A handful of new books join several classics for teaching children to love and care for the tiniest creatures around us
The Costan Rican diplomat and former UNFCCC executive secretary practices Thich Nhat Hanh’s mindfulness teachings for her climate work
Sarah C. Beasley offers a meditation on the power of time in nature to remind us of our deep interconnections with the land and all she offers
Modern technology helps Shambhala bring communities and individuals together to discuss ecoDharma without the large carbon footprint
American ecoBuddhist, activist, and Zen practitioner Tim Ream offers a lifetime of wisdom as he teaches the fundamental ecological and spiritual need for us to love Earth
John Harvey Negru looks at the ongoing work of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists in their efforts to build sustainable Dharma networks
The loss of a thousand or more animals at a market should revive our work to end suffering for all sentient beings
Ven. pomnyun Sunim explores peace in East Asia, living without suffering, and the Buddhist path to sustainable living
Reflections on the fact and process of loss, and finding beauty in a world so torn by suffering
The Barre Center for Buddhist Studies has done extensive work in its teachings, land and building use, and collaborations to put it on the cutting edge of contemporary ecoDharma
