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Events
June 10 Appleton Juneteenth Event: ​Rights of Nature - Film and Discussion
June 12-14 Lake Winnebago Water Walk
July 20 - 25 MOTH Annual Gathering on More-Than-Human Rights
News
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Nature deserves the Right to be Clean
OSHUA, interfaith social justice organization, breathes beauty back into the highway
Wild Ones newsletter editorial supports Rights of Nature
​​​Environment prize winner's journey to protect river began in remote Amazon parish
Arts
​Does Nature Have Rights?





Previous Highlights​:
Copperwood & Porkies Session
We Need the Air of the Trees
Thirty Years of the Act on Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection in the Czech Republic
Rights of Nature series
First Nations page
​A New Zealand mountain has been granted personhood.
​Here’s why that matters
Understanding the Menominee Tribal Perspective
​on the Back 40 Mine
​Menomen versus the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Supreme Court Allows Local Climate Suits

November 2024

​The Rights of Nature Movement in Indian Country and Beyond: From Grassroots to Mainstream
Green Rights and Warrior Lawyers Virtual Academy 2024
Land That Owns Itself
​Indigenous Peoples’ Day Announcement: First Tribe in the U.S. Adopts Constitution Enshrining the Enforceable Rights of Nature 
​For the First Time, Part of the Ocean Has Been Granted Legal Personhood

September 2024

Frog song, Earth song and the rights of nature
Science and the legal rights of nature
EU Votes in Favor of Landmark Nature Restoration Law
​​Court stuns the world with historic ruling on the rights of river: ​​'A transcendental milestone'
​​Sky Hopinka’s two-channel film is a cycle centered on the narrative of the Island Weights—one
of the Ho-Chunk creation stories about four individual water spirits sent to the cardinal points of
the Earth to keep it from spinning out chaotically.
Essay: ​Dominion
To take care of the Earth, humans must recognise that we are both a part of the animal kingdom and its dominant power
CDER Leading Rights of Nature Training
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​In October, Mari Margil and Thomas Linzey of the Center for Democratic and Environmental Rights (CDER) will lead a four-week training titled - The Rights of Nature: Drafting, Adopting, and Enforcing Rights of Nature Laws in Cities, Towns, and Counties - hosted by the Bioneers Learning online program.
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