Other relevant links


Human activity is putting such strain on the natural functions of Earth that the ability of the planet’s ecosystems to sustain future generations can no longer be taken for granted. -- Millenium Ecosystem Assessment

These resources examine sustainability and other relevant issues from a variety of angles.

  • Miscellaneous

    • Aboriginal Living Skills School
      Cody Lundin is one of the best at helping you learn aboriginal living and survival skills. Connect with the earth. (I took one of his courses some years before he was well known.)
    • Approaching the Limits to Growth
      Paul Chefurka's site, reflecting his ongoing evolution of thought on sustainability.
    • The Canyon Country Zephyr
      Now online, Jim Stiles' bi-monthly paper stirs it up, tackling environmental and related topics in the American West and beyond.
    • Craig Childs
      Engaging, inspiring writing "about the relationship between humans, animals, landscape, and time."
    • Culture Change
      Jan Lundberg's site. Great articles and information on sustainability and the big ecological picture.
    • Doug Peacock
      Writing on a range of wilderness issues, Peacock is a great counter to the insidious creep of the ecomodern view.
    • Growth is Madness!
      My prior site. Population, ecological economics, and selected ecological issues. Includes guest articles by Albert Bandura, Herman Daly, J. Kenneth Smail, and others.