by Sally Andrew

How do we deal with an environmental crisis so dire that it threatens all life on Earth?

In The Fire Dogs of Climate Change, Sally Andrew engages emotionally, philosophically and practically with global warming. Her creative essays are alive with fire dogs (guardians and watchdogs of the earth), singing dogs and sleeping dragons! The book contains personal stories, fact sheets on climate change, problems and solutions, and practical success stories from around the world that aim to inspire the reader to jump into action!

by Carolyn North & Natasha Hoffman

"As two remarkable women interweave their separate but converging explorations, ancestral wisdom comes alive again. Through their adventures and studies of prehistoric megaliths comes knowledge so urgently needed in our time. The ancient stones, and the Earth energies they channel declare the interconnected ground of our planetary existence, basic to all healing and renewal. This engrossing book shows me that our own present-day attention can activate the powers these stones are standing for."
-- Joanna Macy, author of World as Lover, World as Self

by Ellen Vande Visse

Welcome to a strategy in which we humans can find our way back into proper relationship with nature, each other, and all of creation.

by R. Ogilvie Crombie (Roc)

Do you ever wonder if the god Pan really exists? And, if he does, what role does he play here on Earth?

A series of essays from the activists who are currently working in the field of sustainability, changing the face of human settlementa necessary tool for anyone who is motivated to live more sustainably. Based on an October 1995 international conference at the Findhorn Foundation in Scotland.