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Spring doesn’t rush, and neither should we.

Forsythia bursts into yellow flame against the blue sky, a bright reminder that even the quietest seasons eventually give way to light.

Take a minute today. Look up. Breathe in. Let yourself witnes

What if death wasn’t an ending… but a return?

In our latest episode, we sit down with @fraserbaskets (Mary Lauren Fraser), a craftswoman weaving biodegradable caskets from willow, designed to gently return our bodies to the earth.

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In our new episode, we're joined by @fraserbaskets (Mary Lauren Fraser), a willow weaver whose work is reshaping how we think about death and burial. She creates biodegradable caskets designed to break down naturally, working with the process of deca

What happens when you become the performer and a tree becomes your audience?

In our latest episode, we explore Arborlogues: A Botanical Recital Performed for One Tree — an extraordinary immersive experience where participants read, reflect, an

❤️What if Valentine’s Day wasn’t just about loving people… but loving a tree?

In our newest episode of Tree Speech, we explore Arborlogues — a one-person theatrical experience performed for a single tree. Inside a red-curtai

Happy New Year. May 2026 blossom quietly, naturally, with lots of light…and trees. 💚🌲🌳🪾✨🕯️

In the quiet of the forest,
the darkest days have passed.
Snow holds the light.
Trees keep watch.
Small flames are carried carefully through the cold.
However you mark this season —
with candles, with song, with gathering —
may the growin

❄️ The Winter Solstice is the longest night of the year — but it’s also the moment the light begins to return.

In our newest episode of Tree Speech, we explore the quiet power of this turning point through ancient stories, living landsc

The longest night holds a quiet promise. 🕯️

Our 50th episode arrives on the Winter Solstice — a threshold between dark and light, myth and landscape, the human and the more-than-human world. We listen for Iceland’s hidden folk, speak wi