Delves into a kinship with nature while acknowledging the treasures of urban life and the stake each person has in resolving critical and timely challenges. While avoiding doomsday scenarios, this title offers an inquiry into a variety of causes leading to our global peril while also providing a deep well of hope and profound insight.
Osprey Orielle Lake, a lifelong advocate for environmental protection and cultural transformation, weaves together history, science, culture, governance, spirituality, and the arts to map out an integrated approach to working in partnership with nature while creating a more balanced future. Lake argues that "a culture or civilization bereft of its connection to nature will not be sustainable -- the decades since Rachel Carson wrote "Silent Spring" have clearly shown us this. We will need to reconnect with the rhythms of the natural world in contemporary society to generate inner and outer resilience, and to move through the uncertain times ahead." "Uprisings for the Earth" delves into a new kinship with nature while acknowledging the treasures of urban life and the unique and valuable stake each person has in resolving critical and timely challenges.
