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Bioneers 2005 Conference Plenary Sessions

This collection includes all 15 speakers from the 2005 National Bioneers Conference, as well as the opening remarks by Kenny Ausubel and Nina Simons.

Michael Ableman
Field of Plenty: A Farmer's Journey to the Frontiers of American Agriculture

Janine Benyus
What Life Knows: New Ideas from Biology that Could Change the World

Wil Bullock
You Are Where You Eat: Growing Urban Food and Community

Ohki Simine Forest
Return of the Ancient Council Ways: Indigenous Survival in Chiapas

Omar Freilla
Greening the Inner City: Jobs, Health, Justice and the Environment

Rha Goddess
Who's Got Next? Cultivating Feminine-Centered leadership in a Hip-Hop Era

Thom Hartmann
Beyond Framing: How Deep Neuro-Linguistic Programming Communicates

Andy Lipkis
Restoring Los Angeles: Healing the Nature of Our Cities

Bill McKibben
Global Warming: A Climate of Fear and Opportunity

Jeremy Narby
Intelligence in Nature: A Predator's Inquiry

David Orr
The Fifth Revolution The Evolution of Ecological Design Intelligence

Carolyn Raffensperger
Bold Precaution: The Precautionary Principle Gains Traction

Slava Trigubovich
From Russia with Snow Leopards: The Future of Wilderness Protection

Diane Wilson
An UnReasonable Woman: UnReasonableness and Where It Gets You

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Intelligence in Nature
Beyond Framing
Who's Got Next?
Return of the Ancient Council Ways
Field of Plenty
The Open Space of Democracy
Girl Power for Social Justice
Bioneers 2004 Conference Plenary Sessions
The Color of Sustainability