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Welcome to MYcelium Nation
Here you will find more Ecopsychological websites with broad applications. They have been created by some of my closest confidants. I trust that their work will inspire and motivate many agents for change.
Radical Self
M. Fleming- Ecopsychology
Ecoagrarian
Nature Connects
Books: that have personally and professionally influenced my life and work.
Tuesday's with Morrie- Bloom, M.
Practicing Peace in Times of War- Chodrom, P.
Ordinary Magic- Welwood, J.
Last Child In the Woods- Louv, R.
Peace is Every Step- Nhat Hanh, T.
Coming Back to Life- Macy, J.
The Botany of Desire- Pollen, M.
The Ecology of Wisdom- Devall & Drengson
Thinking like a Mountain- Seed, J.
Ecopsychology- Roszak, T.
