HeyJaredThe Woven Web
Plant ally connections. Exploring the cycles of nature within our web of life.
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Bull Kelp Jump Rope (opens the original)
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On the surface the Woven Web is quiet these days, but underground I am deep in thought as I continue my studies in environmental education and communication. I am contemplating language, maps, orientation, ways of being, Indigenous knowledge, (re)conciliation, decolonization, socio-cultural communication theory, binary narratives……you see? Today I am sharing a small piece of my journal from during our Masters program residency. Alongside the academic discussions, there was a fair bit of walking
Deep listening (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Woven Web!While it is rare that I share in audio format, my offering today is about sound, and it came flowing out vocally in motion. So, I offer you audio, a few Haiku, and a peek in my nature journal from this past week, which I have spent on a lake on a small island listening to birds, paddling, drawing, and reading. I have been processing a lot of concepts as I recently embarked on a Masters program in Environmental Education and Communication. Today is the first day that some
Land repair = Heart repair (opens the original)
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I have just finished three weeks of residency in my Masters in Environmental Education and Communication. It was incredible, to say the least. I connected with amazing humans, had deep discussions about environment, our collective future, and grief, co-authored poems, and talked to nurse logs. I am still decomposing and composing a lot within and beyond myself (much to do with the dissolution of boundaries, eco-identity, and re-storying and co-authoring with human and more-than-human kin). For n
Reconnection: The morphological language of plants (opens the original)
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This is part of the Reconnection series, originally based on an in-person forest experience that invites people to remember their inherent place in nature. This article pairs with the previous shared Adaptation meditation. At the end of this article I will link the written and audio versions of the Adaptation meditation. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" hre
Spiritwood: Heartwood (opens the original)
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This is the second of a small series called Spiritwood, which is about particular trees I visit and learn from. This entry is about the wisdom of Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) and is based on visits to a few different Hawthorn trees, but two in particular that I have visited numerous times this past year. The first Spiritwood entry, found here, was about Western Red Cedar.If you read this in email, some parts may be missing as it contains m
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