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A new short film – out today – follows Kenyan clans reviving the ecological and cultural diversity of their ancestral lands. Watch it below, on YouTube, Vimeo, or with our… Read More

Two communities in Southeast Zimbabwe’s Bikita district came together to map their ancestral territory and seasonal calendar, in the first stage of a process learnt from the Colombian Amazon. When… Read More

Every other month we collate Earth-centred inspiration from around the world; if you would like to receive updates like the below straight to your inbox, sign up here.   Greetings Friends,… Read More

Earth Jurisprudence Practitioner, Method Gundidza – a member of the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective alongside Gaia – is returning to his roots in rural Zimbabwe, where African worldviews are once… Read More

A Mother Tree fell on 19 July 2025, at the age of 96. Joanna Macy was a scholar of deep ecology, systems thinking and Buddhist wisdom. She was an environmental… Read More

Every other month we collate Earth-centred inspiration from around the world; if you would like to receive updates like the below straight to your inbox, sign up here.   Greetings Friends,… Read More

Clans in Kenya are beginning to reclaim their biocultural wealth; Earth Jurisprudence Practitioner Simon Mitambo – a member of of the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective alongside Gaia – reveals the richness that… Read More

Every other month we collate Earth-centred inspiration from around the world; if you would like to receive updates like the below straight to your inbox, sign up here.     Greetings… Read More

Restoring the forest is restoring the culture of Benin’s indigenous communities. Chief Atawé Akôyi – a member of of the African Earth Jurisprudence Collective alongside Gaia – shares his approach… Read More

Mashudu Takalani returned to her ancestral village of Mazwimba as a widow with a young son. Despite the odds stacked against her by a patriarchal power structure, she instigated a… Read More