Stephanie Mills’ Resources

Resources

Four Essential Websites

• Planet Drum Foundation: the primary online destination for learning about bioregionalism. 
• Resilience: an invaluable source of articles, analysis, and essays towards community thriving in the post-fossil fuel future.
• Local Futures: advocates for what the name implies—decentralized, grassroots economies and cultures.
• Center for Biological Diversity’s Population and Sustainability Program: connects the dots, with justice and equity in mind.
• John Todd and Ocean Arks A Guardian article:

Articles and Videos

• An essay by Richard Heinberg, with links:
• A thought-provoking couple of speakers on how some Australians are  Bioregioning: Bioregionalism: Re-inventing Bioregionalism in the 21st Century
• A panel featuring three contemporary American bioregionalists:

Durable goods

Two bioregionalist founders’ books:

• The Biosphere and the Bioregion: Essential Writings of Peter Berg Edited by Cheryll Glotfelty and Eve Quesnel (2015, Routledge)
• A Watershed Runs Through You: Essays, Talks, and Reflections on Salmon, Restoration, and Community by Freeman House (2023, Empty Bowl Press)

Three paradigm-shifters:

• Limits to Growth. https://donellameadows.org/the-limits-to-growth-now-available-to-read-online/
• Ancient Futures. https://www.localfutures.org/publications/ancient-futures-book-helena-norberg-hodge/  
• Ecotopia https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/23059/ecotopia-by-ernest-callenbach/
• Mills’ Own Website: www.smillswriter.com
• Mills’ profiles of local naturalists on https://www.naturechange.org/