Stewarding Sight
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It seems to me that simply the act of looking is a way of stewarding creation. Creation is filled with endless beauty and things...
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12. from The Heart Pine Imprecations
byPassion for scavengers cease for the sentinel perched on a high limb falls from its colloquy a black sheen sombers such collaud toward vanity…
Blessed Nicholas Steno
byThough noting with incredulity their employment in the harnessing of winds, Pliny the Elder in his treatise on Natural History could state with more…
The Anthropocene Age of Extinction
byThis past June I celebrated my twenty‐fourth birthday. In the just over two decades I have been alive, humankind has accomplished truly incredible things….
Palmaseca International
byCali, Columbia After weeks of jungle and fresh mangoes we read pixels slowly. The airport TV beckons the news ticker all American flag tiroteo—Google…
Debris Recreation
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Plant Perception (2014), plastic debris, aluminum rivets, tinted polycrylic, mica powder and stainless steel aircraft cable, 65'x12'x7' Dyno (2015), plastic debris, approx. 11’x6'x6' Deathstar...
Letter from the Editor
byIn preparation for The EcoTheo Review’s second quarterly I have had the opportunity to talk with a number of people from both the ecological…
Garden Honey
byRodger shares photographs and insights on his family’s personally-produced “Garden Honey” from Madisonville, Louisiana: You may have heard that honey bees are experiencing a…
If You Would Read the Bible
bygo to some foreign place, Juarez, say, in Mexico, and listen to a large woman, a powerful laughing mother, talk about her children crawling…