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32 AN EPIC PROTEST Marianne Brown speaks to BP or not BP co-founder Jess Worth 34 BRINGING BACK AUSTRALIA’S ‘GOOD FIRE’ Cultural burning can help heal the landscape, says Jessica Wegener 36 LETTING GO To unlearn conquest we must listen to our bodies, writes Zahra Dalilah 38 THE MAGICAL OTHER WOMAN Jini Reddy delves into a journey of discovery in the British countryside WISDOM & WELLBEING 40 A LEGENDARY FALCON Ruth Tingay reminisces on an encounter with a merlin 41 POWER PLANTS FOR THE FUTURE Clare Dubois shares her tree-planting mission 42 DARN IT! Katy Bevan encourages us to respect makers and materials by mending 46 THE COSMOS INSIDE US June Mitchell reflects that we need inner peace to make peace in the world ARTS 48 FAMILY MATTERS Emma Crichton-Miller speaks to Pauline Bewick and Poppy Melia 54 “LEAVES ARE PAGES OF OUR LIVES” Lucy Bell shares the stories of activist publishers in Latin America 56 A THOUSAND OPENING DOORS Jane MacNamee celebrates the work of Mary Oliver REVIEWS 58 THERE IS NOTHING WE CANNOT ACHIEVE Sophie Yeo reviews On Fire: The Burning Case for a Green New Deal by Naomi Klein 59 FOOD FUTURES Catherine Early reviews The Fate of Food: What We’ll Eat in a Bigger, Hotter, Smarter World by Amanda Little 60 INTERDEPENDENCE IS A BEAUTIFUL THING Annette Shaw reviews Local Is Our Future: Steps to an Economics of Happiness by Helena Norberg-Hodge 61 FLYING THE GREEN FLAG Ella Daish reviews How to Save the World for Free by Natalie Fee 62 LEADING THE FIELD Fiona Reynolds reviews We Made a Wildflower Meadow by Yvette Verner 63 BEE INSPIRED Lisa Schneidau reviews Dancing with Bees: A Journey Back to Nature by Brigit Strawbridge Howard 64 HERSTORY, NOT HISTORY Louisa Adjoa Parker reviews A History of the World in 21 Women: A Personal Selection by Jenni Murray 65 MAN-MADE CRISIS, FEMINIST SOLUTIONS Rachel Marsh reviews the podcast Mothers of Invention 66 MEMBERS 67 SHOP 68 LETTERS 70 ADVERTISEMENTS 18 Magazine Editorial Marianne Brown marianne@resurgence.org Helen Banks Rachel Marsh Emma Randall Julia Willan The Ecologist Brendan Montague brendan@theecologist.org Marianne Brooker The Resurgence Trust Editor Emeritus Satish Kumar PA to Satish Kumar Elaine Green Trust Manager Angie Burke Finance Manager Mark Gough Resurgence Centre Events Manager Amy Lythgoe-Jones Fundraising Manager Sharon Garfinkel +44 (0)7435 781842 sharon@resurgence.org Outreach Officer Georgie Gilmore georgie@resurgence.org Membership & Classified Advertising Jeanette Gill Mandy Kessell +44 (0)1208 841824 members@resurgence.org Office Assistant Jenny Routley +44 (0)1237 441293 info@resurgence.org Advertising Sales Dan Raymond-Barker +44 (0)7776 361671 dan@emsm.org.uk Resurgence & Ecologist is published by The Resurgence Trust, a registered educational charity (no. 1120414) Registered office: The Resurgence Centre, Fore Street, Hartland, Bideford, Devon EX39 6AB, UK +44 (0)1237 441293 www.resurgence.org Issue 319 Resurgence & Ecologist 3

32 AN EPIC PROTEST Marianne Brown speaks to BP or not

BP co-founder Jess Worth 34 BRINGING BACK AUSTRALIA’S

‘GOOD FIRE’ Cultural burning can help heal the landscape, says Jessica Wegener 36 LETTING GO To unlearn conquest we must listen to our bodies, writes Zahra Dalilah 38 THE MAGICAL OTHER WOMAN Jini Reddy delves into a journey of discovery in the British countryside

WISDOM & WELLBEING

40 A LEGENDARY FALCON Ruth Tingay reminisces on an encounter with a merlin 41 POWER PLANTS FOR THE FUTURE Clare Dubois shares her tree-planting mission 42 DARN IT! Katy Bevan encourages us to respect makers and materials by mending 46 THE COSMOS INSIDE US June Mitchell reflects that we need inner peace to make peace in the world

ARTS

48 FAMILY MATTERS Emma Crichton-Miller speaks to

Pauline Bewick and Poppy Melia 54 “LEAVES ARE PAGES OF

OUR LIVES” Lucy Bell shares the stories of activist publishers in Latin America 56 A THOUSAND OPENING DOORS Jane MacNamee celebrates the work of

Mary Oliver

REVIEWS

58 THERE IS NOTHING WE

CANNOT ACHIEVE Sophie Yeo reviews On Fire: The

Burning Case for a Green New Deal by Naomi Klein 59 FOOD FUTURES Catherine Early reviews The Fate of

Food: What We’ll Eat in a Bigger, Hotter, Smarter World by Amanda Little 60 INTERDEPENDENCE IS A

BEAUTIFUL THING Annette Shaw reviews Local Is Our

Future: Steps to an Economics of Happiness by Helena Norberg-Hodge 61 FLYING THE GREEN FLAG Ella Daish reviews How to Save the

World for Free by Natalie Fee 62 LEADING THE FIELD Fiona Reynolds reviews We Made a

Wildflower Meadow by Yvette Verner 63 BEE INSPIRED Lisa Schneidau reviews Dancing with

Bees: A Journey Back to Nature by Brigit Strawbridge Howard 64 HERSTORY, NOT HISTORY Louisa Adjoa Parker reviews A History of the World in 21 Women: A Personal Selection by Jenni Murray 65 MAN-MADE CRISIS,

FEMINIST SOLUTIONS Rachel Marsh reviews the podcast

Mothers of Invention

66 MEMBERS 67 SHOP 68 LETTERS 70 ADVERTISEMENTS

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Magazine Editorial Marianne Brown marianne@resurgence.org Helen Banks Rachel Marsh Emma Randall Julia Willan The Ecologist Brendan Montague brendan@theecologist.org Marianne Brooker The Resurgence Trust Editor Emeritus Satish Kumar PA to Satish Kumar Elaine Green Trust Manager Angie Burke Finance Manager Mark Gough Resurgence Centre Events Manager Amy Lythgoe-Jones Fundraising Manager Sharon Garfinkel +44 (0)7435 781842 sharon@resurgence.org Outreach Officer Georgie Gilmore georgie@resurgence.org

Membership & Classified Advertising Jeanette Gill Mandy Kessell +44 (0)1208 841824 members@resurgence.org Office Assistant Jenny Routley +44 (0)1237 441293 info@resurgence.org Advertising Sales Dan Raymond-Barker +44 (0)7776 361671 dan@emsm.org.uk

Resurgence & Ecologist is published by The Resurgence Trust, a registered educational charity (no. 1120414) Registered office: The Resurgence Centre, Fore Street, Hartland, Bideford, Devon EX39 6AB, UK +44 (0)1237 441293 www.resurgence.org

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