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16 February

12:35

My Heartfelt Concerns about the Care of our Common Home

By: Brother Coyote

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and Reflection

16 February

12:25

How Can We Not Admire this Tenderness of Jesus that Accompany us Along the Way

By: Brother Coyote

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and Reflection

23 January

16:58

Offering Seeds and Support Back to Indigenous-Led Rematriation and Reparation Efforts

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationEssays for Hope and ReflectionFood Heritage and HistoryRedesigning Food Systems

22 December

13:53

Let us Not Forget the Good Expressed by those Anti-war Israelis, Muslims and Christians

By: Brother Coyote

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and Reflection

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02 December

13:08

A Note and a Prayer on the War Raging out of control in the Middle East

By: Gary Paul Nabhan

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and Reflection

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30 May

19:05

Owner of Tequilas Restaurant explores mezcal and the environmental implications of its new popularity

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By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationEssays for Hope and ReflectionFarming InnovationsFood Heritage and HistoryRestoration Economy

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31 December

16:14

New Year Poem

By: Gary Paul Nabhan

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and ReflectionPoetry and ParablesReflections

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07 August

09:12

40th Anniversary Edition: The Desert Smells Like Rain

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesCollaborative ConservationEssays for Hope and Reflection

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21 May

12:58

Mexican festival celebrates eelgrass

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By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesAudiocastsCollaborative ConservationEssays for Hope and Reflection

20 December

12:45

Borderland Folklore Icon “Big Jim” Griffith Dies December 18th in Tucson

By: Gary Paul Nabhan

By Gary Nabhan in ArticlesEssays for Hope and ReflectionFamily, Community & Place

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Gary Paul Nabhan is an internationally-celebrated nature writer, agrarian activist and ethnobiologist who tangibly works on conserving the links between biodiversity and cultural diversity.

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