Speak for the Trees
Protecting Nature, One Word At A Time
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"
Mary Oliver, "The Summer Day"
Tag: nature
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The End of an Era, or the Beginning of a New? You Decide. 🤨🤔🧐
Written by Josie Hammond and Liv Adao Helloooooo Tree Huggers. We hope you had a fun and fulfilling holiday break, even if you had to spend it without us and our posts. We’re wishing y’all the best in this new year and cheering y’all on, as always. Today, we solemnly sit with tears in our
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Hoot Hoot Says the Snowy Owl
written by Josie Hammond and Liv Adao Helllooooo Tree Huggers! And welcome to another beautiful Mary Oliver Monday–winter edition! Now, technically, Winter won’t start until December 21st, but we don’t believe in that–we can see our breath outside, so it’s winter!! In light of this new chill that is settling over our home state, today
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Trees Galore!!
written by Josie Hammond and Liv Adao Good evening, fellow tree huggers. It is a lovely Monday indeed, with the fall weather at its peak, and even the rain paying us a visit today. We are wishing you a blessed week ahead and a happy Halloween! Today, we want to talk about arguably our favorite
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Nature doesn’t need lanes
Written by Josie Hammond and Liv Adao Good evening fellow Tree huggers! Happy Mary Oliver Monday, we are wishing yall a fantastic week. Today we are going to be talking about the Roadless Rule. But first some wisdom from our goat Mary Oliver. Mary Oliver motivates us to understand the power of our actions and
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It Really is That Damn Phone
Written by Liv Adao and Josie Hammond Hello tree huggers! Welcome back to Speak for The Trees, thank you for taking the time to read the thoughts in our head! Today, we are talking about how and why it really is that damn phone! Let’s get into it… According to our calculations at We Speak
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Our Muse: Mary Oliver
Written by Josie Hammond & Liv Adao For the first blog post to christen our website and kick off our journey of educating and inspiring, we want to take a moment to address our own biggest educator and inspiration: Mary Oliver. Our favorite Ohioan poet was born in the summer of 1935, where she spent
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