Inspire
Originally published on December 11, 2025, at Resilience.org We often describe places as empty. A quiet valley at dusk. A stretch of desert without…
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Originally published on October 21, 2025, at Resilience.org The word communism has been dragged through history as a banner for human politics. However, its…
Read moreWhere predators roam, ecosystems recover. Connection isn't a privilege of the wild — it’s the foundation of all survival. Within the movement of predators…
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This paper examines the fragmented legal and ecological landscape of the U.S. Cascades and its impact on a range of predators, including wolves, wolverines,…
Read moreThis policy proposal advocates for establishing a Cascades Transboundary Multispecies Connectivity Agreement to protect ecological corridors from Northern California through Oregon, Washington, and into…
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This project presents a conservation framework rooted in biocentric justice and Indigenous ecological knowledge (IEK) to restore camas meadows throughout the Pacific Northwest. These…
Read moreThis paper proposes a significant shift in the design of artificial intelligence (AI). It shifts away from extractive, human-centered models toward a relational approach…
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In the melting Arctic, the lines between species are disappearing. Polar bears and grizzlies, once separated by climate and terrain, now share overlapping ranges,…
Read moreThis project examines how artificial intelligence can be used not just to optimize or forecast environmental outcomes, but to rethink humanity’s connection with the planet.…
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Technology is often viewed as an independent force shaping society. Still, the Social Construction of Technology (SCOT) framework shifts that view: human contexts, not…
Read moreSince the 2015 adoption of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), The United Nations’ Division for Sustainable Development Goals has been responsible (in addition…
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I bet a few of you are wondering about this - at least, the genuinely curious among you. I have been and still am…
Read moreFor the whole of humanity, the climate crisis is a very real, very dangerous existential threat. The climate crisis is a global event, which…
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1984. The ink on my Penn State Computer Science degree is still wet, and I am living in Phoenix once more. Dreams of being…
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