Bundle #6 – Introductory sheet —Are the Rockies Too Big to Worry About?
Introductory sheet—Are the Rockies Too Big to Worry About? A sensate introduction to these vast mountains, their culture and politics as the bedrock & wellspring for the continent by Peter Berg and Linn (Freeman) House. Includes a table of contents for the bundle. Robert Curry, Thomas Birch and Roger Dunsmuir are credited as contributing editors. On the reverse is
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Bundle #6 – Rockies—the Source
Soil and Water, A map of North America with the Rockies, that illustrates the volume and reach of water & soil nutrients originating in the mountains. On the reverse Rockies—the Source: Forests, A Community of Trees and People in the Slocan Valley, by the Slocan Valley Community. This report from British Columbia discusses the history and issues to be resolved to defend and maintain the valley from extra-regional logging interests. 17”x22” Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi
Additional Images here: https://planetdrum.org/bundle-6-scans-backbone-the-rockies/#source
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Bundle #6 – Wild Idea…Wild Hope
A collection of: journal entries by Beth Chadwick, poems by Gary Paul Nabhan, and “talking” by Roger Dunsmuir, Tom Birch and Bruce Bugbee. 16 page 4”x9.5” pamphlet with painting & drawings by Skylark. Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi.
Additional Images here: https://planetdrum.org/bundle-6-scans-backbone-the-rockies/#wild
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Bundle #6 – Backbone—the Rockies
A map with the Rockies and the Andes depicted as backbones. On the reverse Backbone—the Rockies, a conversation between Peter Berg and geologist Robert Curry with a map drawn by Green Man Co-operative. 11”x17” Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi
Additional images here: https://planetdrum.org/bundle-6-scans-backbone-the-rockies/#source
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Bundle #6 – Envelope
White 9”x12” printed with red ink with graphic of a tree growing out of a skeleton in the ground with shaman drumming under the tree. The text is Backbone—The Rockies plus table of contents. Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi.
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Bundle #8 – Envelopes
White 9.5”x9.5” printed with black ink with the graphic of an apple tree growing out of city by Gary Allen. The text is Eco-Decentralist Design with new customs, watershed and energy planning, sustainable communities stacked below the title. Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi.
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Bundle #8 – Introduction Sheet
An introduction—“There is a way to conceive of energy production and use, and community development, so that we don’t ultimately destroy the places where we live.” and summary of the three booklets. On the reverse is information about the Planet Drum Foundation and a listing of some of its publications. 8.5”x11” Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi.
Additional Images here: https://planetdrum.org/bundle-8-scans-eco-decentralist-design/#8intro
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Bundle #8 – Toward a Bioregional Model: Clearing Ground for Watershed Planning
Clearing Ground for Watershed Planning “A Map Is Not A Blueprint/Support For Adaptive Tactics/Planning For Necessity And Flexibility” by George Tukel. Design by Diane Ghisonne, Erich Blohm, Gary Allen. Illustrations by Gary Allen. Special thanks to Paul Ryan, Steve Tukel. Developing a model to allow the design of communities and means of provision (food, energy, housing) to resonate with solar income, local watersheds, and the goals of a reinhabitory society. The focus is on community well-being, human services, and the integrity of local ecosystems rather than construction details and political climate. 21 pages 8.5”x8.5” booklet. Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi.
Additional Images here: https://planetdrum.org/bundle-8-scans-eco-decentralist-design/#model
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Bundle #9 – A Pole Frame House at the base of the northeastern leg of the Shawangunk mountains
Pages from a solar house design notebook with text and concept by George Tukel, graphics by Gary Allen, that provides a sustainable approach for fulfilling basic human needs in the Hudson River area. Includes bioregional construction, technology, farming design criteria. With a 7.5”x5” note attached that begins, “Dear Peter and Judy, All our loose kitchen table talk about how reinhabitation, technology and communities fold together within the Hudson estuary have meant hours at the drawing board looking for a pattern that connects human needs and the health of the estuary…” Four pages 11”x26” folded.
Additional Images here: https://planetdrum.org/bundle-9-scans-reinhabit-the-hudson-estuary-1/#pole
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Bundle #9 – Envelope
White 10”x13” printed with black ink with Striped Bass in rectangle graphic by Gary Allen with text Reinhabit the Hudson Estuary and Hudson Estuary Bundle. Digital image courtesy Lincoln Cushing / Docs Populi.
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