Nature
A living world, not just a view
See forests, oceans and living soil as homes for other beings. A reflection on noticing the natural world and making space for its less familiar lives.
The Earth Love journal
Nature, Food, Space & Technology Stories
Explore Earth Love stories about nature, living things, everyday kindness, space, technology and food. Page 5.
Explore the journalA wider circle of care. For every living being.
Every living being belongs.
Humans / Animals / Plants / Fungi / Microorganisms
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Fresh perspectives, thoughtful stories, and a growing archive to explore.
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Newest dated stories firstEveryday kindness
Begin with one kinder choice
Small acts of everyday kindness can widen our circle of care. Explore listening, patience and gentler choices for people and the living world.
Nature
Let the wild find its own way
Explore rewilding as space for natural processes to return, with attention to local ecosystems, community needs and the risks of careless restoration.
All life
A place for life we have yet to meet
How should we think about unfamiliar forms of life? Explore the uncertainty around defining life and respecting beings we may not yet understand.
Everyday kindness
Different spaces, shared respect
A reflection on respectful coexistence between biological life and possible artificial life, without assuming that today’s AI is conscious or alive.
Everyday kindness
Care can mean making space
What does care for nature look like when it means stepping back? A reflection on rewilding, habitat recovery and leaving room for wild processes.
All life
The quiet lives beneath the forest
Discover the quiet connections among fungi, fallen wood, trees and woodland animals, and why less visible forest life deserves our attention.
Everyday kindness
Kindness without a usefulness test
Must a being be useful to deserve care? A reflection on kindness beyond productivity, including careful questions about possible future AI welfare.
Nature
From ocean winds to Himalayan peaks
Explore the connection between ocean moisture, monsoon clouds, Himalayan snow and rivers, with sources from NASA and ICIMOD on mountain water.
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