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In beautifully lyrical language, Heather Swan evokes both the broken human world of self-inflicted damage (pesticides, herbicides, "the noise of industry and ego") and the healing natural world of replenishment and repair (rock, bird, water, animal, plant, air). If, for Swan, the human body is "a desert drilled for petroleum, " "a trout stream dying, " "a splinter pulled from a tree, " it is also "an astral body, " "a celestial body, " "a body...

Celebrates insects, their crucial role in our ecosystems, and people working to preserve biodiversity.

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An interdisciplinary exploration of responses to honeybee decline. Features the innovative projects of beekeepers, farmers, artists, entomologists, biologists, and ecologists in the movement to save the bees and work toward a more sustainable co-existence for all creatures.