Magazines, bundles, newspapers
Peter Berg’s manifesto to overcome the politics of extinction. The piece was originally written in 1976. It was updated and reprinted in 1992 to serve as a bioregional overview of North American history for 500th anniversary of Europe’s “Encounter” with North “America.”
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A six-part Bundle of essays, poems, journals, calendars and proposals.
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A bundle containing essays, poetry, graphics and poster. Contributors include George Tukel, Thomas Berry, Kirkpatrick Sale, and others. Also see the Reinhabit the Hudson Estuary website: http://www.reinhabitthehudsonestuary.org/
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A four-color 19″ x 24″ poster with an 5.5″ x 8.5″ pamphlet evoking the natural amenities of the San Francisco Bay Area watershed.
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The original 3 color cover for A Green City Program for the San Francisco Bay Area and Beyond, designed by Peter Kunz using three of Anthony Holdsworth’s San Francisco paintings.
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Guest editor Jim Dodge selects representative gripes from Marni Muller, Bill Devall, Gary Snyder, Kelly Kindscher, and others. The Centerfold is Peter Berg’s Amble Towards Continent Congress. The Insert (not included): A Bioregional Directory.
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A Directory of over 100 bioregional groups, publications and contact persons. The centerfold is a map of Represented Bioregions of North America created by William Quesada in 1987.
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Beryl Magilavy discusses, Cities Within Nature; David Goode seeks The Green City as Thriving City; Christine Furedy on Natural Recycling in Asia Cities; Doug Aberley on Native American reinhabitation; Peter Garland looks at musical tradition in Michoacan, Mexico and more.
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Exploring the concept of boundaries with features including Malcolm Margolin on Walking the Border Between Native and Non-native Culture; Dolores LaChapelle on Boundary Crossing to reconcile wilderness and civilization; Stephen Duplantier on Distance Disease and more.
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Columbus’ “discovery” of North “America is considered with Kerry Beane, Darryl Wilson, and Andrés King Cobos expressing native perspectives and Kirkpatrick Sale and Peter Berg seeing it from a reinhabitory standpoint. Also Richard Grow on Decolonizing the Language of the Ecology Movement.
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