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Best of Cultivating Place: Kinship - Belonging in a World of Relations, with Rowen White & Gavin Van Horn

Best of Cultivating Place: Kinship - Belonging in a World of Relations, with Rowen White & Gavin Van Horn
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Review | Kinship: Belonging in a World of Relations

Kinship: Belonging in a World of Relations is a powerful, multidimensional work of extraordinary vision and reach whose overarching theme of humans sharing encounters with our other-than-human relations presaged a project out of the ordinary.

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100 Bird Eyes Are Watching You

In Chicago, writer Gavin Van Horn and environmental artist Jenny Kendler visit her new art installation, which confronts viewers with the gaze of 100 giant bird eyes. It's meant to provoke curiosity, wonder, and awareness of how many non-human eyes are always watching us.

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Watching the Fierce Green Fire Die: Animal Gazes That Shaped Conservation Movements

There are two famous moments that helped shape environmental politics. Gavin Van Horn, of the Center for Humans and Nature, tells us what happened when Aldo Leopold met the eyes of a dying timber wolf and when Paul Watson looked into the eye of a dying sperm whale.

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Sharing Eye-To-Eye Epiphanies With The Animal World

Squirrels and pigeons share our sidewalks and park benches. Crows pick through our trash, rabbits munch on our lawns. They watch us; we ignore them. What would change if we actually met their eyes?

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