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May we humans and all species have the chance to flourish, as have the cranes, because of what we have done and will do.

Listening to birds and bells is good for us, and when humans are nurtured they can in turn nurture and care for the earth

Being with birds connects us to beauty and to each other.

Rev. Dr. LoraKim describes the beauty of New York and the importance of natural landscapes to human well-being.

One Earth Conservation has fun growing Multispecies Intelligence by dancing the Hokey Pokey

We are putting together a group of people who embrace a vision of interconnecting beauty, and who will commit to life on earth.

There are many demands and challenges in caring for ourselves, others, and the world. We can improve our care through ethical discourse.

Taking care of ourselves means we can take better care of others and this earth. Empathy is like a mirror, reflecting earth's beauty in us.

By turning to nature, to the jungle, to parrots, to one another, and to the great beauty and tragedy around us, we can heal the earth.

Birding helps us embrace the reality of life and death, and hence become better stewards of earth.

Looking at parrots is a scientific art, such as during parrot conservation in Paraguay. It changes one to listen to what the parrot says.

Watching birds is good for us and for all of life. Find out how you can save yourself and birds, and how to join us for our upcoming walks.

¡Estoy cansada de la muerte!Quiero trabajar por la vida, arriesgando todo lo que pueda por la transformación de las prácticas de la sociedad

Parrots do more than mimic speech – they have a language and a world all their own. Their lives are full like humans. Come be a parrot!

My hope is that people participate in charting a course forward, and commit as citizens not just of the USA, but of the earth.

The heartache of conservation mixes with the awe of life and slowly over the years I have learned that there is no beauty without tragedy.

People report having three awe-inspiring experiences a week. How many do you have? Think back on this week – how many times did you drop you

The greatest cause of conservation project failure was interpersonal relations, not external factors like politics, corruption, and violence

Experiencing and imagining catastrophic loss is a motivator, but it might not be enough.  At least it isn’t for me on most days, as I mourn

One Earth Conservation’s Nurture Nature Program is for anyone who desires a better world for themselves and for others. Deep within we know