“Our attitude and behavior around fire has gone from fear to friendship.” With the Megafire trend becoming the new normal in California since 2017, Bob Wilms and Anderson Valley Fire Chief Avila and Battalion Chief Angela Dewitt explore what is possible when communities bond together to rewrite the script and use prescribed burns and understory clearing to generate fire safe environments.

Discover the transformative power of knowledge, consciousness, and generosity in fostering ecological restoration and community resilience. Join John Liu, Bob Wilms, and Jason as they delve into their groundbreaking podcast, "The Flourishing Path," where they explore innovative projects like the Love to Table initiative and the Unconditional Freedom Program. These efforts not only rehabilitate damaged ecosystems but also create meaningful connections among community members, bridging the gap between urban and rural lifestyles. Learn how you can be part of a movement that nurtures both the environment and the human spirit, paving the way for a sustainable and flourishing future.

Discover the transformative power of rehumanization and rewilding through the Earth Project, where individuals are reconnecting with nature to restore both the environment and their own humanity. This initiative emphasizes the importance of integrating discarded aspects of ourselves and society to achieve wholeness and flourishing. By learning sustainable practices and fostering a deep relationship with the land, participants are not only addressing the urgent challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss but also finding personal healing and empowerment. Dive into this inspiring journey of ecological restoration and collective action, and explore how you can contribute to a thriving planet and a more connected existence.

“The health of the water is a principle measure of how (we) are living on The Land.” - Brock Dolman, Co-founder of the Water Institute and OAEC. After the historic drought years of 2020 and 2021 The Earth Program invited a group of experts including Brock Dolman, Linda Macalwee, Ray Archuleta and John D. Liu to explore our relationship to water and life.