a journal of reflective environmental practice
Originally posted on February 7, 2011 Join Whole Terrain in celebrating the release of its latest volume, Significance of Scale, this Saturday, February, 12, 2011, at 7 p.m. at the Starving Artist. Enjoy readings by authors Richard Wagner and Reeve Gutsell, a performance piece by…
Originally posted December 20, 2010 BRATTLEBORO — Four area area businesses were recognized in the 2010 New England Regional Awards of Excellence Competition, presented by the Printing Industries of New England. Two second-place Awards of Recognition were presented for the Whole Terrain soft-cover book…
Published in 2010 The phrase “think globally, act locally” may have become a bumper sticker cliché, but now more than ever we grapple with questions of scale. Climate change looms as an overwhelming global threat. Despite good intentions, small actions like changing our light…
Originally posted October 13, 2010 by Hanna Wheeler Alexandra Zissu is the locavore movement’s cooler best friend. Located in Manhattan, she hangs out with the urban “tattooed and fresh-faced” artisan butchers and gives advice on the season’s most stylish, locally-made beauty products….
