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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byJason Godesky on17th September, 2009 inRewild Camps
- Doug Elliot: Sharing the Passion of Nature through Storytelling, on The Art of Storytelling with Children. Casually mentioned throughout this interview: "Wild Man" Steve Brill, Jon Young, Joseph Campbell, tracking, "dirt time," knitting native stories together with European stories and your own experience, all in a conversation about how to recover the stories in the landscape that knit together family and land. All around one of the best hours of audio I've ever listened to.
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byPeter Bauer on12th September, 2009 inRewild Camps
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byDaniel Quiray on4th September, 2009 inRewild Camps
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TATAK NG APAT NA ALON TRIBE - Reviving Filipino Tattoo Traditions
Tatak Ng Apat Na Alon is an organization dedicated to reviving the traditional cultures and tattoos of the
Philippine Islands. Tatak Ng Apat Na Alon Translates to Mark of the Four Waves, a reference to the "waves" of
immigrants who came to the Philippines over many millennia. The influence, both good and bad, of each of these
waves has combined to create the islands' culture. Tatak Ng Apat Na Alon intends to resurrect the positive, repair
the negative, and move into the future while keeping their roots firmly planted in the past. "A people without
knowledge of their history and culture are like a tree without roots," says Amang Hanuno'o, Tatak Ng Apat Na Alon
member. Our ancestors are the roots on the tree of life, and all the branches tell their stories. The leaves are our
parents. We should all support each other as we grow and reach towards the skies, but so many of our generation
are like seeds that have not been watered."
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byDaniel Quiray on4th September, 2009 inRewild Camps
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Resident Anti-Hero
The band Resident Anti-Hero is committed to an ongoing development of a contemporary mythology that is both politically aware, and soundly folkloric. Through the use of music, extended metaphor, and storytelling, the duo offers an in-depth narrative encompassing issues of world politics, environmental awareness, social justice, survivalism, and sustainable living. The fictional world of Resident Anti-Hero and the Anti-Hero Underground is intended to be an ongoing mythological journey, exemplifying and critiquing the world it was created within.
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byWillem Larsen on30th August, 2009 inRewild Camps
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byWillem Larsen on28th August, 2009 inRewild Camps
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"Where Are Your Keys?": the Language Learning Game
A viral, open source game that totally revolutionizes how we learn and teach any skill. Students learn teaching, teachers build community. Everyone mentors.
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byDaniel Quiray on23rd August, 2009 inRewild Camps
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"Flavored with Flame and Stone"
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/10/dining/10slate.html
Slate is a staple of rustic cooking in France and in Andorra, where Mr. Ripert grew up. The traditional method, called pierrade, involves heating a thick slab of slate over an open fire, though now most pierrade cooking is done on a timid tabletop appliance that has all the excitement of a toaster oven. But Mr. Ripert said the slate tiles could be used over an open fire on the grill or in the fireplace to cook almost anything: steak, poultry or fish.
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byPeter Bauer on16th August, 2009 inRewild Camps
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"Primitive Skills Offer Sustainable Model"
http://culturechange.org/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=511&Itemid=1
I'm no anarcho-primitivist, and I don't rewild as a "political statement." But no press is bad press right?
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Rewild Camp Portland - A Template For You
- byWillem Larsen on12th August, 2009 inRewild Camps
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What do we want to accomplish here? Listen to a testimonial about the impact of the new Rewild.info...
Jason Godesky, of Pittsburgh, PA:I love the new Rewild.info! The Rewild Pittsburgh group on Facebook has gotten off to a really great start, and I just sent an email to try to pin down a date for an initial meetup—which could have as many as a dozen rewilding folk under one roof! This has me really excited. I've felt detached from any in-the-flesh community for so long, I can't even describe the amount of hope I have for what might form over the next month.
Thank you! I just needed a few missing pieces to put it all together, and by focusing this place on organizing, on-the-ground, in-the-flesh community, we've really brought those things out. I hope other people recognize this and start to jump in and get involved, because I can't tell you how much the rewards mean.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: A Mecca of Rewilding?
Pittsburgh Steelers: Closet Animists with a secret Medicine Wheel?
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Visions of the Rewilding Renaissance
- byPeter Bauer on10th August, 2009 inRewild Camps
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