Gonzalez hillary (47 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When was the last time you allowed yourself to listen to birdsong? Sat with it in your heart, and truly took it in? In this dazzling and stirring collection of eco-poetry, written by Hillary Gonzalez, Wild, Unfelt World bridges the connection between the physical and spiritual, urging readers to reconnect with the natural world, and begging the question: why haven't you listened to birds lately? Written by an autistic, queer, and disabled birder, this collection of poems is rooted with the changing seasons, the rising and setting of the sun, and the heartbeat of the world around us.Written during bird walks in the early morning hours, Gonzalez invites the reader to come on a journey with them. Smell the salt of the marshes, feel the roughness of tree bark beneath your hands, and listen to the call of the owl as evening nears. Exploring themes of conservation, neurodivergence, spirituality, and a deep love for the environment, the reader will be transported with Gonzalez. Each carefully crafted poem serves as not only a meditative reflection, but a rallying cry to celebrate our ecosystems and confront the urgent need to protect them. Wild, Unfelt World combines lyrical language with vivid imagery, to inspire the reader to, as Mary Oliver would say, "find your place in the family of things." Whether you're a lifelong lover of poetry, conservation, birding, or are discovering your love for the first time, Wild, Unfelt World will help you find your place. It's been waiting for you here all along. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Hillary Gonzalez, the author, writes "In the Chesapeake Bay, we are blessed to have the highest population of nesting ospreys in the world-but that's changing. In the Chesapeake, watching the return of the ospreys is one of the first signs that spring has arrived. They come back, year after year, circling overhead, calling to one another with their fluting, musical chirping calls. They are without a doubt, my favorite bird. There are nesting boxes I visit every year, to watch the next generation of ospreys born. My delight quickly turned to concern a few years ago. I would watch the adults return, yet some boxes-which would otherwise have one-two chicks born, remained empty, or suddenly, the only chick to be born from a clutch of eggs, would disappear. Predation I can understand. That's a part of nature. Snakes and other birds prey on fledglings. It hurts, but it's also a part of life I can accept. What I can't accept, was the findings study after study began to confirm. Overfishing from one fishing company off the coast of Virginia, is decimating the osprey populations along the Chesapeake and Delmarva. You see, other states have regulations against overfishing. Virginia does not. Ospreys are a keystone species. The health of our keystone species in the Chesapeake and Delmarva, indicates the health of the entire ecosystem. If they are being so badly affected, that means the ecosystem is collapsing beneath them. We humans must realize, we are part of nature too. We cannot continue to take as we have been, without causing real harm to the environment, and eventually ourselves. There is so much we can do to help, but first, we must wake up. If you also love ospreys, please take the call to action at the end of this book. I have provided an email template you can send to the Virginia Governor-urging her to act before it's too late." Poetry expressing concern at the modern world's impact on the habitats and wellbeing of America's wild species including the Osprey of Chesapeake Bay This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…