A Radicle

In the story of the battle of Marathon it's rumored that, after running back to Athens following his people's brutal battle with the...

Tomorrow, before sunrise, we leave to return to America. I'm excited - I'm missing the Green Mountains. This has been an amazing mon...

I've been away from technology for a few weeks. Wandering the Alps, valleys where I grew up, in deep old forests carpeted with wild bilb...

We part, from time to time, and travel two roads in this green world. I return first and find the grass tall, the garden unruly, the house q...

Recently, scientists uncovered the remains of a Neanderthal tribe that lived in the area now known as Spain, some 50,000 years ago ...

In my dream last night, I was walking with an old friend. We were making our way through overgrown meadows, along a stream that drained a bi...

In the hills north of Montpelier, Vermont a small group of folks (some of them are herbalists too, studying at our school) are teaching skil...

Around the turn of the 20th century, Alexander Carmichael collected poems, hymns and incantations from the Scottish highlands into a six-vol...

From the AHG symposium Immunomodulators: botanical medicines that through the dynamical regulation of informational molecules alter th...

From the AHG Symposium The scientific research process makes it difficult to research more than a small handful of chemicals at a time. C...

Here in Vermont, we are approaching the first anniversary of a storm that, over less than a day, poured an incredible amount of rain over...

The recent week of warmth and humidity has taken a turn towards cooler weather today, and the south winds are freshening up and blowing in...

It is legend that, some twenty-five hundred years ago, a ruler of  Babylon (or was it Niniveh?) commissioned a wondrous garden, terraced u...