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from YES magazine How Neighbors Turned Unused Buildings into a Thriving Community Hub As rents rise and independent businesses in Minneapolis lose their leases to large national chains, a first-of-its-kind co-op found a solution. Fair State’s annual Co-Optoberfest brings Northeast Minneapolis together through beer, brats, and Bavarian-style merriment every fall. Photo by Davin Haukebo-Bol. After […]

​ TREE CANADA ANNOUNCES MAJOR INVESTMENT TO RESTORE FOREST AND URBAN GREENSPACES DESTROYED BY FORT MCMURRAY FIRES Edmonton, AB – February 2, 2017 – Tree Canada, the nation’s leading national tree planting charity, today announced a more than $1 million investment to restore the forests destroyed by the devastating Fort McMurray wildfires last year.  Following overwhelming […]

first lupine after many springs coexistence is possible, as a confederation of native environments, connected by Elk Trails

frosty morning in 3rd moon rising

Ramos Park walk-through Entrance: Walk counter-clockwise  

Today Cubberly Park is a hodge-podge of historical artifacts, buildings, neglected courtyards, former classrooms, open sports fields without shade, windy tennis courts, trailers, old broken roads still partially in use   Our overall goal for Cubberly is to transform this nearly forgotten 38 acre parcel into something more resembling an active Community Center and Nature+Sports […]

The problems which many people face today in “defining” themselves, in knowing “who they are” — problems that feed a vast psychotherapy industry — are by no means personal ones. These problems exist not only for private individuals; they exist for modern society as a whole. Socially, we live in desperate uncertainty about how people […]