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Teacher Bio: Peter Michael Bauer is the executive director of Rewild Portland . He authored the book Rewild or Die , co-founded an international online discussion board for rewilding (rewild.com), and most recently began hosting the “ Rewilding View fullsize
Teacher Bio: Deana Dartt, PhD, a member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation, is the founder of Live Oak Museum Consulting in Eugene, Oregon, an organization committed to reshaping museum narratives and assisting institutions in their effor View fullsize
Imitating Coyote: Who holds access and to what resources? (Copy) View fullsize
Human Health and Ecosystem Health: Weaving the Web of Food, Justice, and a Regenerative Future for All (Copy) View fullsize
shawash lalang (Copy) View fullsize
Awakening Spoken Traditions and Memory Craft (Copy) View fullsize
Where the Wild Kids Are: Rewilding Parenting in the Digital Age (Copy) View fullsize
The Trauma of Domestication (Copy) View fullsize
Community:Land:Regeneration (Copy) View fullsize
Cultural Landscapes & Oak Ecology (Copy) View fullsize
The Ecology of Home: Opportunities and Challenges of Living a More Place-Based Life (Copy) View fullsize
As the Nervous System Strains Toward Liberation... (Copy) View fullsize
Are you Prepared for Disaster? (Copy) View fullsize
Teacher Bio: Peter Michael Bauer is the executive director of Rewild Portland . He authored the book Rewild or Die , co-founded an international online discussion board for rewilding (rewild.com), and most recently began hosting the “ Rewilding
Teacher Bio: Deana Dartt, PhD, a member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation, is the founder of Live Oak Museum Consulting in Eugene, Oregon, an organization committed to reshaping museum narratives and assisting institutions in their effor
Imitating Coyote: Who holds access and to what resources? (Copy)
Human Health and Ecosystem Health: Weaving the Web of Food, Justice, and a Regenerative Future for All (Copy)
shawash lalang (Copy)
Awakening Spoken Traditions and Memory Craft (Copy)
Where the Wild Kids Are: Rewilding Parenting in the Digital Age (Copy)
The Trauma of Domestication (Copy)
Community:Land:Regeneration (Copy)
Cultural Landscapes & Oak Ecology (Copy)
The Ecology of Home: Opportunities and Challenges of Living a More Place-Based Life (Copy)
As the Nervous System Strains Toward Liberation... (Copy)
Are you Prepared for Disaster? (Copy)

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