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“Radical Environmentalism’s Print History: From Earth First! to Wild Earth” was created by Bron Taylor (2018) under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.
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Edward Abbey. See Earth First! 9, no. 5.
Edward Abbey. See Earth First! 9, no. 5.
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“Doug Fir,” a prodigious tree-climber, hangs a banner from an old growth tree in the Middle Santiam. See Earth First! 5, no. 6.
“Doug Fir,” a prodigious tree-climber, hangs a banner from an old growth tree in the Middle Santiam. See Earth First! 5, no. 6.
Photograph by Jacqueline Moreau.
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Judi Bari offers 12,000 pro-Headwaters signatures to PL president John Campbell.
This image, from a 1990 journal edition, communicates the persistent internal struggles regarding the priorities of Earth First! See Earth First! Journal 10, no. 8.
This image, from a 1990 journal edition, communicates the persistent internal struggles regarding the priorities of Earth First! See Earth First! Journal 10, no. 8.
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Radical Environmentalism’s Print History: From Earth First! to Wild Earth
This exhibition sheds light on the publications of the radical environmental movement Earth First! and its offshoots. American scholar and conservationist Bron Taylor discusses the political and ethical history of the movement while highlighting the unique collection of Earth First! movement writings hosted on the Environment & Society Portal.
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