Emily Johnston is a poet, scribe, climate activist, runner, builder. Her book, Her Animals, is out now: http://bit.ly/2FjfLLP
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Loving a Vanishing World
We can rejoin the web of life. We do not have to be its destroyer. But our last best chance is now, and countless tasks lie ahead of us.
May 10, 2019
Fighting for our Lives
We face a profoundly uncertain future, but all we really need for the road ahead is our moral compass and our deep and abiding love. I am asking you—I am begging you—to think about what that means to you, and what you can do rise to the challenge. My life, and your life, and all the life around us—they’re worth fighting for.
June 2, 2017