Every week we curate the best of Climate Talks, Field Works and partner media to present a newsletter as a tree with its guild. It's a common, family of life medium we work to present to you — the work of regional scientists, moms, aquafarmers, house cleaners — their and your stories, in your inbox.
“Manaquayak” means a “safe or secure place" in Wampanoag, the indigenous language here. It’s called “Ice House” pond by me and others — made good ice back in early 1900's. It's a great swimming pond. But, this day I didn't feel safe, stood there, looking at a thorny twig, the pond and sky ...
Climate change is inside everyone. We invite farmers, moms, cranberry boggers, stone masons, hospital workers (you get the picture) to talk about climate. Climate talks are informal and take less than 5 minutes — like this 5 minute conversation between a daughter and her dad.
We talk with anyone, especially trees.
