Archive of: Feature and NAPC

Earth Music

We are part of a single, fragile biological system, and the whisper of every leaf and creature’s song implores us to love and care for the delicate biophony that was the first music our species ever heard.

Bernie Krause

Park It Here

Family trips to our national parks offer affordable, accessible, fun adventures that link us with nature and strengthen our commitment to appreciate and care for priceless resources.

S. Alison Chabonais

Healing the Ecosystem Within

The co-editor of Moonrise: The Power of Women Leading from the Heart, talks with Natural Awakenings about the role each of us plays today in creating a more sustainable tomorrow.

Brita Belli

Going Electric

Clean and sustainable mobility is within reach, and the pioneering policies of local governments can help accelerate the transition from gas-powered to electric and hybrid vehicles.

Brita Belli

Picture Perfect

Using imagery and positive self-talk can increase the confidence and improve the efforts of any type of athlete, from amateur to elite. Such gains also advance overall well-being.

Debra Melani

Household Cleanse

Allergies, asthma, lung cancer and heart problems have all been linked to poor indoor air quality. Here’s how to rid the family home of the top five common household toxins.

Gail Griswold-Elwyn

The Next Level

Transformational learning allows students to experience the connectedness of the global community through the lens of economic, social and environmental challenges.

Linda Sechrist

Honoring Earth Day

This year’s National Park Week, from April 20 to 28, centered around Earth Day, offers free admission to all 398 national parks from April 22 to 26. Earth Day’s 43rd anniversary celebrations include a host of local events to help citizens of all ages join in the next “billion acts of green,” aligned with the theme: The Face of Climate Change.

Eating Ecology

How we choose, prepare, cook, serve and preserve our food can improve nutrition, weight loss, cost savings and the environment.

Judith Fertig

Holistic is Best

If a beloved companion appears to be sick, a wise course of action is to see a holistic vet early, for nutritional support and natural therapies.

Dr. Shawn Messonnier