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Drought in Washington / Shelter-Building Workshop
This past weekend, we hosted a shelter-building workshop to work on outdoor skills, grow our connection to Earth, and build community. It was a small event but we had a great time. The photo here shows what we built at … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Music & Art
Tagged DGR writing & analysis, Drought, Poetry, Will Falk
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Mauna Kea – Defending a Sacred Mountain
For many years now, indigenous Hawaiian people have been involved in a battle to stop the construction of a new 30-meter telescope (TMT) array on Mauna Kea mountain, which is a sacred place and the source of all drinking water … Continue reading
Posted in Colonialism & Conquest, Indigenous Autonomy, Obstruction & Occupation
Tagged Mauna Kea, Native Hawaiians, TMT
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Photos from Outdoor Skills Workshop
This past weekend, Deep Green Resistance Seattle held our first ever outdoor skills workshop. It was a great success. We had around 10-15 participants ranging from just a few years old to middle-aged who came out for the event. We … Continue reading
Posted in Building Alternatives
Tagged DGR activity & statements, Deep Green Resistance, Seattle
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A Feminist, Radical Environmentalist and AWOL: DGR Member Kourtney Mitchell
Editors note: this interview with our dear friend and fellow DGR member Kourtney Mitchell was recently featured in Counterpunch. by VINCENT EMANUELE Kourtney Mitchell is a writer and activist currently living in northeast Georgia, United States. He sits on … Continue reading
Sacred Water Tour — Updates
In about two months, we’ll be helping to lead the Sacred Water Tour in eastern Nevada, on traditional lands of the Goshute and Shoshone nations. We’re in the thick of planning the trip and coordinating with activists in the area. … Continue reading
DGR Seattle Hosts a Series of Outdoor Skills Workshops
Learn WILDERNESS SURVIVAL. Heal yourself with HERBAL MEDICINE. Read the landscape as a NATURALIST. Join the Seattle chapter of Deep Green Resistance just outside the city on the flanks of Squak Mountain for a half-day informal workshop on outdoor skills. … Continue reading
Posted in Building Alternatives
Tagged DGR activity & statements, Deep Green Resistance, Seattle
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Berry Boycott: Don’t Buy Driscolls or Sakuma Farms Berries
via Boycott Sakuma Berries Berry Boycott in Effect as of January “Bellingham, WA – A local boycott committee led by WWU Students for Farmworker Justice has garnered several wins for Familias Unidas por la Justicia. Back in September the committee … Continue reading
Sacred Water Tour 2015: Stop the Water Grab!
Stealing Water From the Desert? We Say No! Join us this Memorial Day weekend for a tour of sacred lands threatened by unsustainable “development”. We will spend three days visiting the communities to be affected by the water grab, learning … Continue reading
Falling in Love (Unist’ot’en Camp Report-Back)
Unist’ot’en Camp, January 2015 The storm enveloped us. Snow lashed the road. The darkness was total, our headlights casting weak yellow beams into the darkness. Most people had hunkered down in homes and motels, and the roads were near empty. … Continue reading