Trumpeter

Nathan Kowalsky

The Trumpeter

Editorial

社论

Russell Hirsch

Death and Their Debris

死亡与它们的残骸

Boris van Meurs

Farrier, "Footprints: In Search of Future Fossils"

法里尔，《足迹：探寻未来化石》

Ron Rindo

The Song of the Tree Frog

树蛙之歌

Aiden Baker

Walker, "Sustainability: A Love Story"

沃克，“可持续性：一段爱情故事”

As I was thinking about Dr. Alan Drengson and his legacy, contemplating what I could write about him that would capture his essence, I looked down at a card that was sitting on the table beside me and everything became clear.The card is produced by the Ecoforestry Institute Society.The photograph on the front (Image 1) -taken at Wildwood Ecoforest on Vancouver Island by EIS Board member, writer, and photographer Hans Tammemagi -is of a big, old stump in front of a rustic wooden shed with upright boards as siding and a small wood-framed window.The edges of the stump where the tree had been cut show that it had continued to grow after that, forming the beginnings of a so-called "sealed stump."Emerging from the rotting centre of the stump is a large red huckleberry bush and a little clump of salal with its oval, evergreen leaves.Light green lichens encrust the outer bark of the stump and there is more salal growing on the ground around it.A forest of big and medium sized Douglas-firs and some smaller deciduous trees emerge in the background behind the shed.

Nancy J. Turner

Accumulated Wisdom

积淀的智慧

Janna Knittel

Two Poems

两首诗

Increasingly rapid environmental changes since the middle of the 20th century pose a significant challenge for vulnerable human populations. North American Native people from the Northwest Coast, as many other indigenous populations around the globe, have conceived landscapes as sentient, and capable of responding to human action. The consequent “social responsibility” taken for landscape is explored in the context of vulnerability to rapid environmental change. The basis for respect that underlies this sense of responsibility, and its significance for addressing human vulnerability to nature’s agency, through more adequate practices of mitigation and adaptation, is discussed. It is concluded that we face an imperative to reconceive the agency of natural phenomena.

Thomas Heyd

Engaging with Nature in Times of Rapid Environmental Change: Vulnerability, Sentience, and Autonomy

快速环境变化时代的自然互动：脆弱性、感知与自主性

Kirke Wolfe

Who We Are

我们是谁

Abbreviation	TRUMPETER
Quartiles(Global)	ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES(Q4)

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Editorial

Death and Their Debris

Farrier, "Footprints: In Search of Future Fossils"

The Song of the Tree Frog

Walker, "Sustainability: A Love Story"

Accumulated Wisdom

Two Poems

Editorial

Engaging with Nature in Times of Rapid Environmental Change: Vulnerability, Sentience, and Autonomy

Who We Are