One Becomes The All ~rewilding~

• Queer Anarchist Earth Protector • living on unceded Timucua lands in Wild Florida. Defend the sacred 🍃

[highways-are-liminal-spaces]

Cope Park, Juneau, Alaska

Taken February 2026

[cryptonature]

A boot may crush a lily,

but lilies will remain long after

that boot is worn to dust.

Boots neither sprout nor root.

We may be trampled by sorrows,

but we are more lily than boot

and nature waits and whispers,

“grow and thrive again.”

[myxomycota]

Hemitrichia serpula by m.k_matto

[topcat77]

Yves Klein

[opencommunion]

“Malak Suleiman, who has been imprisoned for seven years since she was 17 years old, embraces freedom and her loved ones.”

24 Nov 23 via RNN

[grayghostofthenorth]

Artist Alexis Trice "Salty Bitch" (2023)

[anexperimentallife]

[victusinveritas]

[antiqueanimals]

The Black Wolf of Savage River; a Story of the Alaskan Wild. Written by Ernestine N. Byrd. Illustrated by Ruth Robbins. 1959.

[solcattus]

Sheep resting beneath a tree

By John Dawson Watson

[lalulutres]

Engraved Giraffes and Cow, around 8000 years old (Neolithic Period), at Wadi Mathendous prehistoric archaeological site - Messak, Settafet, Libya.

[landsccape]

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

"No Border, No Nation"

[theyknowthatweknow]

Ramy Youssef posted this some time ago about when he managed (despite great restrictions from israel) to perform a comedy event in Palestine and finding out he was American, she asked about the flint water crisis. And this reminded me of when the BLM protests started in Ferguson that people from Gaza reached out on social media to help them them what to do when being tear gassed. Palestinians haven't just fought for their own rights. They've also despite their own horrors tried to help others like then

[archaeologicalnews]

476,000-Year-Old Wooden Structure Unearthed in Zambia

Archaeologists have found an ancient wooden structure at the archaeological site of Kalambo Falls in Zambia. This structure — dated to about 476,000 years ago — has no known parallels in the African or Eurasian Paleolithic and may represent the earliest use of wood in construction.

Wooden artifacts rarely survive from the Early Paleolithic as they require exceptional conditions for preservation.

Therefore, archaeologists have limited information about when and how hominins used this basic raw material or how Paleolithic humans structured their environments.

“Our find has changed how I think about our early ancestors,” said University of Liverpool’s Professor Larry Barham.

“Forget the label ‘Stone Age,’ look at what these people were doing: they made something new, and large, from wood.” Read more.

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Vessel in the Form of a Skull.

Culture: Moche

Place of origin: Peruvian North Coast

Date: 100 B.C.–A.D. 500

Medium: Ceramic and pigment

[crimethinc]

Zine: Green Scared?

https://crimethinc.com/zines/green-scared

We've prepared a zine version of "Green Scared?", our analysis of the FBI crackdown on ecological direct action in 2005. This text summarizes everything we can learn from the strategy of the police and prosecutors, with the intention of passing on the lessons to the next generation of environmental activists.

For many years, the FBI targeted ecological activists as their #1 priority. This is one of the chief reasons environmental devastation has continued unchecked.

Please print and distribute!