Foraging for hope.
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| Title: | Foraging for hope. |
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| Authors: | Davey, Edward (AUTHOR) |
| Source: | Resurgence & Ecologist. Jan/Feb2026, Issue 354, p48-50. 3p. 2 Color Photographs. |
| Subject Terms: | *Environmental disasters, *Sustainable living, Hope, Community involvement, Peace, Twilight, Foraging behavior (Humans) |
| Abstract: | The article explores the themes of hope and renewal through the lens of foraging for apples during the twilight hours, referred to as "gloaming." The author reflects on the joy of foraging with friends and family while also grappling with the broader challenges of the world, including conflict and environmental crises. Influenced by various moral leaders and thinkers from different faith traditions, the author emphasizes the importance of community action and ethical living in fostering peace and addressing global issues. The piece concludes with a call for collective efforts to restore nature and promote harmony, suggesting that the transition from foraging in the gloaming can lead to a renewed sense of hope and purpose. [Extracted from the article] |
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| Abstract: | The article explores the themes of hope and renewal through the lens of foraging for apples during the twilight hours, referred to as "gloaming." The author reflects on the joy of foraging with friends and family while also grappling with the broader challenges of the world, including conflict and environmental crises. Influenced by various moral leaders and thinkers from different faith traditions, the author emphasizes the importance of community action and ethical living in fostering peace and addressing global issues. The piece concludes with a call for collective efforts to restore nature and promote harmony, suggesting that the transition from foraging in the gloaming can lead to a renewed sense of hope and purpose. [Extracted from the article] |
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| ISSN: | 20512287 |
