Lucille Lang Day: Leveraging Poetry For Environmental Causes
Environmental poet Lucille Lang Day has published ten books of poetry, including Infinities, which moves from the birth of the universe to inner space.
Environmental poet Lucille Lang Day has published ten books of poetry, including Infinities, which moves from the birth of the universe to inner space.
Not owning a car, poet Marianne Szlyk frequents public transit and takes many walks, during which she communes with trees, flowers, insects & small mammals.
Award-winiing poet Craig Santos Perez focuses his work on the continuing effects, and environmental impacts, of colonization.
Washington, DC-based poet Gregory Luce loves nature, birds and jazz and pursues these topics among others in his award-winning verse.
Melissa Tuckey is an avid gardener and environmental activist and the author of two poetry collections, Tenuous Chapel and Rope as Witness.
Colorado State University prof and author Camille Dungy isn’t afraid to tackle big issues in poetry.
Canadian poet Alice Major discusses why writing about nature and the environment is an important part of healing ourselves…
In this edition of Ethan Goffman’s Poetry & Planet Podcast, former Poet Laureate of Virginia Tim Seibles gives voice to animals and nature…
Poet Joy Harjo, a member of the Muscogee-Creek Nation, draws on tribal myth and history to celebrate the natural world and humanity’s role within it.
Walter McCleod of VSF Solar discusses the challenges of ramping up solar power to utility-scale across the mid-Atlantic region and beyond…