Natural Healing
Issue 297 • July/August 2016
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Welcome
Only Connect • Greg Neale
Making connections is essential to thinking holistically
Frontline
Satish Kumar's New Role • Greg Neale
Resurgence & Ecologist's editor-in-chief to become Editor Emeritus
Birthday Celebration for Resurgence • Will Gethin
Supporters gathered to pay tribute to Resurgence at London event in May
Prince of Wales and Alan Rushbridger join conference speakers • Greg Neale
Update on Resurgence 50th Birthday event in Oxford, September 2016
Climate Campaigners Target Fossil Fuel Industry in Mass Protest • Kara Moses
UK's largest opencast mine shut down by demonstrators
News from the Grassroots • Kara Moses
Environmental news from around the globe
Fish & Rice Farming May Combat Food Poverty • Kara Moses
Report on a new ecologically based agriculture
Ecologist
Rich Country, Poor Country • Simon Fairlie
A new manifesto for the countryside
I'm Just So Scared. This Isn't What I Do • Ben Winston
Joining together to protest at one of the world's largest open-cast coal mines
The Nature Reserve Built Through Facebook • Adrian Cooper
How a local community came together to protect wildlife
Europe's Rotten Wood • Horatio Morpurgo
One of the last great forests in Europe is under threat
Inequality Threatens the Planet • Russell Warfield
Consumption patterns fuel climate change
Keynotes
Just Join the Dots • Rowan Williams
Preserving the planet also means helping the poor
Quotes
If the Earth Were Only A Few Feet In Diameter • Joe Miller
Reflection from Joe Miller's poem written in 1975
Undercurrents
Big Problems Need Small Solutions • Charles Eisenstein
The logic of largeness devalues the personal
The Undercurrent Years • Godfrey Boyle
Recalling the early years of ‘The magazine of alternative science and technology’
Hands Across the Seas • Liza Lort-Phillips
Volunteering to help refugees fleeing conflict in the Middle East
Ethical Living
Worried? Don't Lose Your Head • Leo Johnson
On immortality, axes and the gifts of the gods
Journalist Freed From Jail • Greg Neale
Amnesty International Appeal
Making Peace With the Planet • Satish Kumar
Exploring the environmental teachings of the Jain religion
In Praise of Picnic Power • Julia Ponsonby
Enjoying the physical, mental and spiritual benefits of eating al fresco
The Art of Finding Light in Darkness • Christine Toomey
Reflecting on the stories we need to hear
Scoff and Nonsense • Matt Harvey
Why less is more
The Arts
Seeing the World in a Flower • India Windsor-Clive
A new exhibition of work by American artist Georgia O'Keeffe opens at Tate Modern
The Studio That's Also A Sanctuary • Angela Baum
Profiling a pioneering arts iniative in Bristol
The Artist Who Drew With the Sun • Roger Ackling
Roger Ackling's relationship with Nature was key to his creation of intense, meditative art
Regulars
Poetry - Nature's Eye and Tongue • Peter Abbs
The extraordinary poems of Emily Dickinson
Letters to the Editors
A selection of letters from our readers
Crossword • Tim Bonsor
A brainteaser full of ecological clues
Reviews
Music to Free the Soul • Peter Reason
Review of Experiencing Music - Restoring the Spiritual: Music as Well-being
Through Paradox To New Paradigm • Stephan Harding
Review of Time, Light and the Dice of Creation: Through Paradox in Physics to a New Order
We Have The Means, But Not the Leaders • Paul Brown
Review of Atmosphere of Hope: Solutions to the Climate Crisis
The Man Who Discovered the World • Michael McCarthy
Review of The Invention of Nature: The Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt - The Lost Hero of Science
A Patch of Altered States • Adam Thorpe
Review of Common Ground
A Long and Winding Road • Marianna Lines
Review of The Jeweled Highway: On the Quest for a Life of Meaning
Getting Into Hot Waters • Andrew Mitchell
Review of The Boiling River: Adventures and Discovery in the Amazon
Web Exclusives
Article - A Sanctuary for Nature • Tim Scott Bolton
The Ecological benefits of the landscapes designed by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown
Review - Cry for the Earth • Will Gethin
Review of Neil Young at London O2 Arena