Cultivating Place Foundation: podcast, films, books

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draco on the far right, yes?

Yesterday, Trump signed more executive orders on Inauguration Day than any President in history.

Every day this week, I'll be breaking down Trump's attacks on your rights and freedoms.

First up: immigration rights and birthright citizenship. (1/11)

In bloom now in Northern California lowlands - Manzanita 'Big Sur' - come on now bumble bees....

❤️‍🩹🌱✨ The Altadena Seed Library shares, "We are seeking seed donations to help reseed Altadena. This community is enormously dedicated to native plants, but also had many farmers & growers who lost generations of crops at community gardens and in backyards. Wildlife coming down from the foothills 🧵

Selfie photo of a man on a rocky hillside with a light beard, a loose-fitting shirt, and a camel in the background.

This week on our podcast, we return to our interview with journalist Paul Salopek, who, for the last decade, has been on an epic journey retracing the migration pathway of some of the earliest humans out of Africa’s Rift Valley. Listen to “A Path Older Than Memory.” https://buff.ly/2Ur2kGq

Full Moon rising over Northern California grassland 1.13.25. Some things remain durable: from wildfires, to power-grabs, and human greed. But so too love, kindness and care. Let these latter be among your durables. No matter what. In your garden - in your days. In your intentions.

Journalist Bob Woodward says Kentucky Rep. James Comer misquoted him in book on Biden “I made none of those statements he attributes to me. I repeat none, and not even in a paraphrased form,” Woodward said of being quoted in Comer’s upcoming book.

The whole story is hilarious, particularly when Comer doesn't exactly deny Woodward's statements
www.kentucky.com/news/politic...

Scene from a film of several silhouetted people walking in procession from the trees against a starlit sky.

In our Shifting Landscapes Film Series, four storytellers respond to uncertainty and loss in the places they call home, each holding both catastrophe and love as our landscapes change and disappear. https://buff.ly/3VYHZ8g