Author Profile: Paul Kingsnorth

Small is Still Beautiful • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 299 • November/December 2016 • Brave New Worlds > Undercurrents

Progressive green thinkers have been seduced by the EU and bypassed by a modern day Peasants' Revolt

The Man Who Saw Fire In the Eye of the Wolf • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 294 • January/February 2016 • A Food Renaissance > Undercurrents

Reassessing the work of Aldo Leopold

The 'Neo-greens' Will Not Rejuvenate Our Movement • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 287 • November/December 2014 • The Future We Want and the One We Can't Afford > Undercurrents

The new pragmatic environmentalism splits humanity from Nature

Staggering Beauty • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 283 • March/April 2014 • Small is the New Big > Reviews

Review of Monte León National Park

Poetry - Transhuman Magnificence • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 282 • January/February 2014 • Benevolent Universe > Regulars > Poetry

Celebrating the radical American poet Robinson Jeffers

Small and Free • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 273 • July/August 2012 • Emerging Networks > Undercurrents

The crisis of bigness

Article - Uncivilisation • Paul Kingsnorth & Dougald Hine

Issue 267 • July/August 2011 • Once Upon A Time > Web Exclusives > Article

The second Dark Mountain Festival addresses the issues of our changing world

Down the Dark Mountain • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 263 • November/December 2010 • Apostles of Beauty > Undercurrents

A cultural movement for an age of disruption

Article - Dark Mountain Project • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 263 • November/December 2010 • Apostles of Beauty > Web Exclusives > Article

Discover the 'Principles of Uncivilisation'

Review - Colour and Hope • George Monbiot & Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 256 • September/October 2009 • Exploring Consciousness > Web Exclusives > Review

Review of Solsbury Hill: Chronicle of a Road Protest.

Review - The English Resistance • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 252 • January/February 2009 • Nature Crunch: Redesign, Rethink, Reimagine > Web Exclusives > Review

Review of The art of knowing where and who you are.

A Fair Trade First • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 251 • November/December 2008 • Feasting & Fasting: Connecting the Plate and the Planet > Frontline

The birth of the world's first 'Fair Trade Nation'.

Rainforest Progress • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 251 • November/December 2008 • Feasting & Fasting: Connecting the Plate and the Planet > Frontline

Legal agreements that give hope for the future of the Amazon forests.

Review - How Are We Doing? • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 251 • November/December 2008 • Feasting & Fasting: Connecting the Plate and the Planet > Web Exclusives > Review

Review of The art of knowing where and who you are.

On Yer Bike • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 249 • July/August 2008 • Music for Transformation > Frontline

A climate-friendly transport initiative.

Reasons to be cheerful • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 249 • July/August 2008 • Music for Transformation > Frontline

The successful defence of the 'Merton Rule'.

Songs for Action • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 249 • July/August 2008 • Music for Transformation > Frontline

Tackling and preventing HIV.

Making Villages Work • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 248 • May/June 2008 • The Money Delusion: In Search of True Wealth > Frontline

Peace returns to parts of the Congo.

Lake Heroine Wins Award • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 248 • May/June 2008 • The Money Delusion: In Search of True Wealth > Frontline

Highlighting the dangers of nuclear pollution in Russia.

Natural Abundance • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 248 • May/June 2008 • The Money Delusion: In Search of True Wealth > Frontline

Harvesting the city orchards.

The Freeconomy Community • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 246 • January/February 2008 • Gandhi's Gift: The Power Of Nonviolence > Frontline

Encouraging community self-sufficiency by offering and sharing skills.

Keeping it Local • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 245 • November/December 2007 • The Moral Economy > Frontline

Using community currencies to sideline corporate monopolies.

Energy Lessons • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 245 • November/December 2007 • The Moral Economy > Frontline

Two British primary schools are leading the way with their eco-clubs and eco-councils and have reached the finals of the Ashden Awards.

Carbon Diet • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 245 • November/December 2007 • The Moral Economy > Frontline

An accurate way of calculating your daily ecological footprint.

Waste Not? • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 245 • November/December 2007 • The Moral Economy > Frontline

BIOTECH India has reached the finals of the Ashden Awards for its small-scale plants which turn food waste into biogas.

Big Green Taxi • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 244 • September/October 2007 • The Green Imperative > Frontline

Fuel-efficient hybrid taxis in New York City.

Slow Money • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 244 • September/October 2007 • The Green Imperative > Frontline

Using local money to fund local projects in the UK.

Buy a Bale • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 243 • July/August 2007 • The Point of Return > Frontline

Bristol's Knowle West Media Centre is building a £3 million straw-bale community headquarters.

Hope under Fire • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 243 • July/August 2007 • The Point of Return > Frontline

Rasha Zidan founded the Knowledge for Iraqi Women Society to raise awareness of the suffering of women under occupation.

FUTURE SCHOOL • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 242 • May/June 2007 • Do we need God? / Food Futures > Frontline

St Francis of Assisi primary school in Notting Hill, London is building a classroom from recycled materials and aims to be self-sufficient in energy.

HONOURING OUR HERITAGE • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 242 • May/June 2007 • Do we need God? / Food Futures > Frontline

AEGILOPS is rescuing seeds from extinction by promoting traditional varieties of wheat in Greece.

REAL FOOD • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 242 • May/June 2007 • Do we need God? / Food Futures > Frontline

Rocket Gardens and True Food Co-op are making organic growing and buying in the UK easier.

SOIL FOR LIFE • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 242 • May/June 2007 • Do we need God? / Food Futures > Frontline

Soil for Life is a South African NGO that teaches poor and hungry people gardening for the body, the mind and the soul.

RURALZED • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 241 • March/April 2007 • Urban Ecology > Frontline

Bill Dunster has developed a design for affordable, ecological self-build homes in the UK.

FARE SHARES FOR THE PLANET • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 241 • March/April 2007 • Urban Ecology > Frontline

FareShare works with major food retailers in the UK to distribute unsold food to homeless and disadvantaged people.

GREEN AND PLEASANT LAND • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 241 • March/April 2007 • Urban Ecology > Frontline

Zero-waste and carbon-neutral villages in the UK.

NEGLECTED ASSETS • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 241 • March/April 2007 • Urban Ecology > Frontline

Stuart Downward is helping urban communities to reclaim their lost rivers.

CALLING A SPADE A SPADE • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 241 • March/April 2007 • Urban Ecology > Frontline

Tools for Self Reliance is still making a difference by refurbishing unwanted tools.

GREENING SPIRES • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 240 • January/February 2007 • There is no wealth but life > Frontline

An Oxford college has become the first in Britain to go carbon neutral.

NEGLECTED ASSETS • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 240 • January/February 2007 • There is no wealth but life > Frontline

Stuart Downward is helping urban communities to reclaim their lost rivers.

FROM WASTE BIN TO WORKTOP • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 240 • January/February 2007 • There is no wealth but life > Frontline

Britain's first fully recycled kitchen has arrived.

COSTA-ING THE EARTH • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 240 • January/February 2007 • There is no wealth but life > Frontline

Sociópolis is a radical new eco-development on the Spanish coast.

LESSONS IN SUSTAINABILITY • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 240 • January/February 2007 • There is no wealth but life > Frontline

The St Francis of Assisi Academy in Liverpool is Britain's first eco-school.

MONKEYING AROUND • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 239 • November/December 2006 • A Far Cry from Christmas > Frontline

Monkeybiz works with South African women to promote bead art which funds an HIV clinic.

PRIZES FOR THE EARTH • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 237 • July/August 2006 • Reflecting on India > Frontline

The Goldman Prize celebrates environmental heroes from across the globe.

THE EARTHSHIP HAS LANDED • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 237 • July/August 2006 • Reflecting on India > Frontline

Recycling 15,000 tyres to build autonomous dwellings.

OFFICE SPACE • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 237 • July/August 2006 • Reflecting on India > Frontline

The Ethical Property Foundation is helping small charities to find office space.

PEOPLE'S PRESIDENT • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 236 • May/June 2006 • Animate Earth > Frontline

Evo Morales is Bolivia's first-ever indigenous president.

In My Own Words SIGNS OF HOPE • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 227 • November/December 2004 • Dialogue with Nature > Reviews

TRUSTING THE TRUST • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 199 • March/April 2000 • You are, therefore I am > Feature Articles

The National Trust needs to put environmental issues at the top of its agenda.

RIGHT TO ROAM • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 194 • May/June 1999 • special crafts issue: A Tale of Tapestry > Frontline

We must fight to keep our public footpaths.

Letters to the Editors • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 193 • March/April 1999 • Deterrence - Nature - Wild > Regulars > Letters to the Editors

Field Days - an anthology of Poetry

NEW MOON • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 192 • January/February 1999 • The Language of Animals > Science

Scientists have a plan. It is to abolish the night.

WILDERNESS IN BRITAIN • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 191 • November/December 1998 • Wildlands Philanthropy > Feature Articles

Saving Snowdon is a step in the right direction.

NATURE CORDONNED-OFF • Paul Kingsnorth

Issue 190 • September/October 1998 • Nature, Science and Society > Feature Articles

Wilderness in Britain has been pushed into a corner.