by Nancy Windheart | Aug 22, 2022
https://nancywindheart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/76DD7494-CECB-49F6-A75C-A17795D5A03E.medium.mp4 I am blessed to have a family of red racer (coachwhip) snakes who live on my land. They nest in a hole in the concrete near my driveway, and every year, they...
by Nancy Windheart | Aug 2, 2022
These are challenging times. Climate chaos, “natural disasters” resulting from human impacts on the Earth, massive loss of individuals and entire species, pandemics, violence of all kinds, the rise of authoritarianism and fundamentalist religious...
by Nancy Windheart | Mar 31, 2020
How are you doing right now? This is HARD. I hit a wall this past weekend. After these last weeks of adrenaline rush, paying attention to the ever-changing news, making sure I have enough food + supplies for the animals and myself, figuring out what I can offer in...
by Nancy Windheart | Mar 26, 2020
What a time this is. We are experiencing how fast things can change, how life can be upended in what feels like a single moment, how fast the world as we thought we knew it can fall away. One turn of the kaleidoscope and everything looks and feels very different. We...
by Nancy Windheart | Aug 7, 2018
I was deep in the Saguenay Fjord and the St. Lawrence River of northern Quebec, on retreat with some of my beloved cetacean friends, when the news came: an orca whale mother, Tahlequah, also known as J35, a member of the critically endangered southern resident orca...
by Nancy Windheart | Aug 20, 2017
I’m a white woman with an audience. These days, I guess that’s called a “platform.” It means that there are a significant number of people who pay attention to what I say, do, post, and write. And because of this, and because of what I see...
