The farm team at Wally Farms did our Global Earth Exchange yesterday by honoring the land and the original inhabitants, planting a flower spiral (incorporating found objects from the farm) and then all “shaking” to [...]

There weren't a lot of words exchanged amongst the 4 humans and one pitbull who took part in our Earth Exchange experience, and we moved around the grounds separately, each engaged in our own earthy [...]

This is our (Farion Pearce and David Lutz) third visit to this site, 2010, 2012 and 2022. Steve Nash joined us in 2012 and returned this year. Steve and David worked at the wastewater treatment [...]

We are all members of a year-long book group called The Living Earth Book Club. The first book we read this year was Radical Joy for Hard Times. We have just finished To Speak for the [...]

On June 25th, 2022, my 7-year-old son and I set off on a journey to explore the Hilo breakwater, a 2-mile-long man-made wall extending out to sea, separating the Hilo Bay from the open ocean. [...]

I came again this year for the Global Earth Exchange to the community of Oso, Washington.   My first visit was 2014 while I was at my daughter's in the Pacific Northwest shortly after Spring [...]

My original plan for this year’s Earth Exchange was to go to the Capitol Lake here in Olympia, which was created to form a reflection pond for the capitol building on the hill above. And [...]

Lauren: Today we went to a place that symbolizes the despair and hopelessness so many young people feel.  Cornell Campus’ Thurston Ave Bridge is well-known both for its extraordinary beauty and its dark history of [...]

Two of us were available to make prayers for our wounded world. We went to a crowded beach where many young people were swimming, despite the toxic waters. It’s natural for us humans to seek [...]

My Earth Exchange today was along Putah Creek near Winters, CA. This creek stretches from mountains north of Lake Berryessa to the Sacramento River delta area. It was a source of food, water, basket materials, [...]