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Rights of Nature

Essays that explore topics related to rewilding or reflect on global efforts to recognize and protect the rights of nature.

Is San Antonio Not Big Enough for a Rookery?

By Greg Harman ● Analysis ● March 6, 2023

With a growing list of false and stretched statements justifying its war on migratory birds, it’s time for the City of San Antonio to stop with the poop scares and make room for a bit of wildness in our parks.

Latest in Rights of Nature

Rev. Billy Prophesies for the Trees

By Greg Harman ● Rights of Nature ● June 24, 2022

Poetry Echoes ‘Tree Chop’ Resistance, Epithet after HDRC Pushes Back Vote

By Greg Harman ● Community Voices ● February 20, 2022

Award-winning San Antonio poet Kamala Platt reflects on efforts to clear away elder trees at Backenridge Park.

Honor All Life: Make Ecocide an International Crime

By Greg Harman ● Rights of Nature ● July 18, 2021

To Help Stop the Age of Extinction, Give Nature a New Pronoun

By Marisol Cortez ● Rights of Nature ● March 19, 2021

‘Terrified’ Pennsylvania General Energy Company Seeks to Destroy Local Rights of Nature Law

By Greg Harman ● Rights of Nature ● December 15, 2020

PODCAST: Rights of Nature Arrives in San Antonio

By Marisol Cortez ● Podcast ● June 11, 2020

Threats to Indigenous Rights Dangerous for World Climate

By Greg Harman ● Decolonial ● February 14, 2020

On the Rights of Wild Rice

By Marisol Cortez ● Decolonial ● January 23, 2020

Live Broadcast to Explore SA’s Radical Resistance

By Greg Harman ● Praxis ● September 26, 2019

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